"or better yet" buy a new car or new appliance, he said.

Oh I strongly disagree.

I've been looking at Maserati Quattroportes for a while. Thought it would be fun to have one with paddle shifters instead of a boring old fully-automatic... SO GLAD I VISITED THE FORUMS FIRST!!! Turns out the paddle-shifted autos are complete shit and cost several thousands of dollars to service every year or two.…

Don't be this guy.

Anyone notice Jezza's teeth this episode? They look like they're rotting out of his head.

Sure, all speculation of course since this didn't happen......but, who would own GM? A Chinese company? Tata? I'll take the bailouts and how everything turned out for GM.....

Pointlessly complicated headlights

This, the exhaust, I see you in there.

I enjoy this blog, but giving theories like this any credence without a shred of evidence is really disappointing. I won't be surprised now if there's a follow-on post with the "truth" about TWA 800.

Kid4/5 maybe?

This must be the day of ignorant comments. It's 11 o'clock and I've already had enough internet for the day.

God, I miss comment of the day. You sir win.

This is a poorly constructed experiment. Is there even a control group?

A police officer briefly turns on their emergency lights, runs through an intersection, and then turns them off immediately after going through. Are they using subtlety in heading towards an emergency?

Wait, wait, wait. He was from PONTIAC and the name of the hospital was MCLAREN. This dude was destined to end up on Jalopnik. it was only a matter of time.

Wage inequality is the ballooning of top executive's salaries and bonuses as the lower rungs still have to live off a minimum wage that needs adjustment as well as seeing their benefits get cut. Seeing as how corporations have posted record profits in recent years with matching CEO/CFO/top position bonuses that are…

Yeah, it's no coincidence that wages and pay has remained flat or fallen just as corporate entities and government officials have worked hand-in-hand to disband unions, remove workers' rights and pass trade agreements. Corporate profit = through the roof. Pay and benefits for American employees? Declining or…

The sharp decline in union membership over the past few decades has certainly helped narrow our wage inequality and spur industrial production growth.

Oh wait, those things didn't happen. Turns out smashing our unions helped lead to greater inequality and less value added by manufacturing than plenty of more socialist…