Bret sits at his IBM PC Jr., furiously typing. He smiles to himself and then giggles. “Honey,” he yells. “Honey!”

So many quarters into this:

With my little lead foot taking us down the freeway at an average of 80 mph, we got nowhere near the 238-mile rated range. After 103 miles, we showed only 70 miles of remaining range.

This very site!

You could use a USB-C extension cord and never have to pop it in the dock.

...so then what do they buy/wear?

Gimmicks include a gauge cluster that looks like a smartphone, a storable sleeping bag that doubles as your armrest, door handles that are also water bottles (what?), a removable radio for tailgate parties, a window you can swap for clear or dark tinted glass, a GoPro integrated with the side mirror, storage cubbies…

It is really amazing that car companies haven’t filled this niche. Those Ford Explorers that are very popular with municipal police agencies could be designed with stop/start, electric power up to x speed, etc. Put a small lithium battery in there for just these purposes. Instead, I see them idling everywhere just…

I always get “420 friendly?”

My first car was a 1981 Audi 4000 (non-quattro). A glorified VW Fox. The speedo repeatedly went out (the cable would break), the clutch died twice (not due to technique, unclear why), and the brake lights failed. All in the span of 18 months. Above 50 mph it would shake and rattle like it was coming apart. But it did…

Given this guy’s track record, how come Earl Ehrhart has not been installed as head of, who knows, USDA? 

Someone had to.

Enjoy:

4Lyfe

Yup.

Unfortunately, anytime I hear the word “stunting” it is what comes to mind. It is a curse.

I always wondered what happened to this crew. And now I know the rest of the story:

If your sport is reliant on viewers at home to police rules violations, maybe that’s a problem with the sport!

(Custodian wiping down gym mats) “Cheerleadahs? Yeah, I remember them comin’ in here. Last friday maybe, around 5 o’clock? Why, somethin’ happen?”