I was raised in the country - what you see there is what we call ‘wednesday night’

their next challenge

But if there wasn’t conspiracists would there be theories?

Mad ‘staches were a 70s thing. Clean cut, for better cocaine sniffing, was the 80s thing.

why’d you post a picture of a dick under a bumper? oh wait. sorry. nvmd

Full cycle of life right there. They hook em, and burn em.

I can only think of one way and that is if he held his assets personally - then they went to bankruptcy court to award title to all he owned in her name and he was a no-show.

You might ask the same question of a high school senior who has sex with his freshman girlfriend and is labelled a sex-predator for life.... Justice seems to have taken leave of her senses.

So the raping of China’s environment is free hand. Sometimes it’s a good idea to remind people that those cheap goods came at the expense of someone’s future. Of course, that doesn’t fit with your talking points, so please... carry on with your rant. Watching snowflakes melt has become a new pastime of mine.

They had a back bone just as long as it looked like Hillary was winning.

I think the biggest mistake manufacturers made in the 80s was not following corporate design themes such as what was popular in the Harley Earl days. Cars followed a corporate design - those, the Aztek and a whole bunch of other “we wish never were made” cars were focus-group designed. All the jokes about how…

Yes, it had probably the best handling of any minivan of its time....

I think this would have survived had their second iteration not had fangs. Jeeps are happy, Amigos are bloodthirsty.

Oh yeah, Tacoma is totally retro-gang-bang-cool. In this kinder, gentler time you can walk at least 1 block without being mugged.

Quite tasty with gravy, though

My kids do live there, and there, and there.... oh yeah, and over there.

Your wish is answered.... no more for this year, though.

How does adding hard plastic to your wheels cause traction? if anything those things would kill whatever traction you had with your tires - or have you never used a tray from your college cafeteria as a sled?

I used to live in Reno and work at Squaw - I had chains for all the wheels on my FJ40 and was really glad to have them. It was no joke when CHP said chains required. One of my best memories was driving at 4 am to work and being the only person out there. It had snowed enough to bury the jersey barriers so you…

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