I’m not sure if it’s schadenfreude on my part or simply my belief that you get what’s coming to ya’, but this makes me happy.

My gosh I surely hope you have not just started a trend with that photo.

I believe that’s called the “Not-Invented-Here” (NIH) syndrome.

Let’s not forget The Late Great Larry Waters, who’s in the lawn-chair Hall of Fame:

While I think most muscle cars are poorly made pieces of crap (and I say this as an ex-Cobra owner), I always thought GM and Chevrolet were particularly desperate that they couldn’t beat the Mustang 302 with the 305 in the Camaro and had to resort to putting in the 350. Yep, shots fired.

What do you have against lawn chairs?  Bigot.

I’m more than a little surprised that there hasn’t been a Youtuber who’s made a video about them traveling to Corinth, Greece in search of the mythical “Corinthian Leather”.

Ricardo Montalban was cool AF, so I’d have to disagree with you there.

Did David Tracy put you up to this?

So basically, any Americans who sneered at the changes to the Aral Sea don’t have a grain of sand to stand on.

Wasn’t there like a cheap electric vehicle sold by like Pep Boys (I think it was Pep Boys? Maybe it was somewhere else? It was definitely a place where I didn’t expect to see a new car when I went in looking for car polish). It would have been around that same time, was made in China, and might have been bit cheaper?…

Someone may see “stripper pole” when they look at the car, but I see “lightning rod.” In any case, whatever they did to reinforce that car’s frame worked very well. In the middle at least, it actually still looks straight, despite the fact that it could have bent in the dive.

Of course the answer is an S class.

Now someone needs to come up with a patent to recycle the inevitable cabin-introduced methane that comes with sitting in a car for 12 hours, maybe use that to turn a teeny-tiny generator.

Blame the programmer.

Don’t worry, Meta will be much better!!

It seems to be about a mile north (or bordering) Interstate 22.

Actually, I wouldn’t at all be surprised to see that it has dice.

They should pay whomever buys this car 17K for having to put up with those Barnum & Bailey Circus wheels.

While this is true, by the same token I’ve had the misfortune of driving through a couple of rainstorms in Memphis, and I’ve never seen that much water fall from the sky. My windshield looked like someone had placed aimed a shower head at it from 6 inches away.