Youtube = Google.

Hats off to the crew that run DriveTribe for a clearly announced and orderly shutdown with a clear path to backing up creators’ content.  We all know that isn’t always how these shutdowns go... :cough:

Neutral: You claim your car with heated seats is bare bones. Clearly you never rode in a car so bare bones that it had a plate over the hole where the radio was supposed to be. 

It does show the hypocrisy of the republican party though. They are all STATES RIGHTS until California wants different emissions standards or a mask mandate. But if a state wants to enforce their own abortion laws (in spite of federal law) like Texas, states rights are great.

What are the chances every one of those coins was stolen from customers’ cars?

I thought about this a couple years ago when all the 2.0L fours started showing up everywhere.

“#7 Pennies are cash! They are federally backed United States currency and are good for all debts public or private. EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW THIS! If you need proof just ask Coin-star. Remember they bought them for profit!”

Counterpoint: Without competition, GM would probably still be putting the damned Iron Duke into everything.

I mean it’s not like the first gen Integra had a 5 door liftback or anything....

I’m stuck in Covid Standard Time. Today is Wednesday, March 675th, 2020.

If only the actual cars were stuck 20 years in the past as well...

Farago’s comment is all I can think of now when I see one of them now.

People/companies freaking out about nudity will never not be one of the single dumbest things on the planet. “Modesty” is a completely artificial concept. Humans don’t come with clothing. No other animal wears clothing. Clothing is a tool that gives us an enhanced ability to survive in harsher climates, but is not…

They may merely have been referring to Amazon’s well-known automated employee management tools, and how those would view a series of failed deliveries.

Watch = we have the ingredients to make tacos

‘90's Acura NSX commercial is one of my favourites.

“Gil the Crab” for the Honda Element.

While technically a gasoline ad... the Shell “Circuit” ad is great, especially with the volume cranked so you can hear the different cars.

Depends on who is assessed fault, and since there’s no stopping allowed on the freeway and you are apparently in the driving lane (since you’ve gotten rear-ended), you may actually end up paying the other guy’s deductible.

Except it’s worse than that.  The people stopping aren’t going to politely leave room for those less fortunate to get through, so not only are they hogging all the shelter, they’re *also* creating a massive traffic jam at the worst possible time.