Sort of a push-off. Phil Jackson tweeted as much. When someone asked him about Jordan's famous push-off, he tweeted that it wasn't a push-off. It was a helping hand to a fallen comrade.

Fast Five was made for $125 Million. 100 million doesn't get you much these days. But, even if the budget was 3 trillion, movie studios aren't (always) stupid. There's no need to use real cars when the replicas serve the purpose perfectly. The movies are not made for people to freeze-frame on HDTV's and nitpick over…

Guy goes into an auto parts store. He says, "Can I get a gas cap for my Yugo?"

You drive with a hoodie on.

Also,

They're owned by Miller Brewing Company. You want to split hairs that they're technically a "microbrew" based on some definition you might be able to find on some website, have it at. Anyone who really drinks beer knows what we mean by "microbrew", and that ain't it.

If you can buy a case for $12, it isn't a "microbrew".

+1. So meta, it was lost on every deadspinnner, until you.

It does!

What does that even mean, "the perspective between foreground and background is clearly off"?

How you like them apples?

Not a fan of the hens and chicks, huh?

Such a weird angle from a fight fan. Go get staggered around, snot flying, glassy eyed, cut-up puffy face, stumbling like a drunk, but it's a little demeaning to ask you to speak after the fight?

'Murica!

Got it. Don't think I've driven American stick in 20 something years and I wouldn't remember where reverse was.

He said in his podcast with Barnwell how much he enjoys criticizing the WWL. Pretty much in those exact words.

Right, but mattp123 was talking about right and up for R. I don't ever recall seeing that. Not that I've driven a ton of cars, but I've still never seen it.

What do you drive that uses right and up for reverse?

Don't take it down. Just redirect your barbs at the facileness of this joke, which has already been riffed on with the names of foreign leaders by Johnny Carson in 1979-ish.

Whoa. Sally Field would like to differ, Bandit.