Step 1: Brand a CUV as a Mustang variant.

Neutral: Stop judging executives so harshly on quarterly results. Start looking at annual and longer performance windows instead, then adjusting their compensation accordingly — including holdbacks for certain long-term goals.

I’m old school, raised on Indianapolis 500: The Simulation on Commodore Amiga. Though the results are pretty much identical.

You weren’t going to consider a Ford sedan anyway. Just like all of the people here whining about manual transmission brown wagons. If you weren’t going to consider the car at any price, then there’s no point catering the product to you if you weren’t going to be a customer.

And if SUVs/CUVs fall, it won’t be a gas mileage thing, it’ll be a style thing.

But did it directly influence the creation of the Nintendo Switch, or even the Game Boy which arrived a few years after the Vectrex died?

So we can no longer simply consider people Him and Her?

Here’s a spoiler for Episode 9. Half of the fans will love it. Half of the fans will say it’s the worst thing ever and JJ Abrams ruined their childhood. And we’ll all argue about it online forever.

Does the new one look better than the old one? I say, no.

That is quite a smart mustang.

He could also probably catch his real Dad Robert Pine in reruns of Chips since it ended in 1983.

In SyFy’s defense, they had a pretty shitty deal. They got the original airings & DVR showings for 2-3 days after original airing. Netflix had the rights for most other countries. The number of people that watch live is nowhere close to what it once was. And there’s a lot of good tv out there these days. It’s not…

Me, a few Walking Dead seasons back: “Bored now.”

Have you watched The Expanse?

The harm Ford is doing to itself with these stupid rules and lawsuits far outweighs any damage that could have been done by “rampant, profit-turning resales...” (which is none.)

Why do people think this way? Predator 2 was absolutely solid. The plot structure was tight, the Predator’s motivations and personality were more clearly defined (I love the scene in the aftermath of the subway slaughter, where the main character observes; “They were all armed”), the cast were charismatic and outright…

Bruce Banner spends a lot of Infinity War as, well, not the big green guy.