I have a friend to commutes to GM every day here in Michigan and he sees a day when he could have treadmill in the back of an autonomous vehicle so he could “run” to work.

My first thought as well. I was told by my Taxi drivers in Okinawa when I was there in the early ‘00's that those were mandated for convicted drunk drivers. I don’t know if this was true, and while it is a nice badge of shame I thought it was too nice.

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Agreed, and where my mind often goes. I have often thought the decompression vents under the rear bumpers would be a perfect place to put a DC fan on a solar cell to operate any time the power is off via relay.

I have a feeling this is going to be a permanent joke that will never get old!

Nothing a sawzall couldn’t fix!

That old Chrysler paint and clearcoat is especially susceptible to the sun’s rays.  It’s a quick and dirty way to prevent further fading when you don’t have garage space or car covers.

While that is definitely the best option, it isn’t always an option. Take for instance rental properties or other situations where tunneling wire isn’t possible.

While that is definitely the best option, it isn’t always an option. Take for instance rental properties or other…

Oh boy, that is terrible. Probably created some overflow units. The hospital I work at did this, and almost turned a track and field into a field hospital.

Hey, that’s good on you. I know we can’t stop this, but we can limit it. If you want to hide behind statistics good on you, but both my wife and I have seen as nurses people of all ages getting this and placed in the ICU. My wife had to deal with a family that wiped out multiple generations. Most were indeed older and…

Not dribble. I am a pediatric ICU nurse who also happens to have military training. Why do I bring this part up? Because in early April with uncontrolled spread in Michigan we had plans to open a track and field facility to hold 550 beds, and turn the max percentage possible in the main hospital to ICU beds. They…

Even if that math is correct (not accounting for day/over/day infections or exponential growth when unrestrained), 350 deaths per day equate to 10 ICU units per day of deaths - where most of these people will die.

Wow. There isn’t a line on there that makes a lick of sense.

Want to wait in a line for an ICU bed when you need one?  That is what we are looking at.

They left the non-microwave safe plastic container the in nuke for a minute too long...

Especially when compared to the ‘96 and earlier F-150 model.  Yesterday’s NPOCP made me almost nostalgic for that model which is increasingly becoming timeless and classic.

You are correct. In the Bloomberg article it states that MX is only testing the sickest of cases, and are criticizing Mexico of not looking hard enough for cases that may be out there. Hell, we can’t even get State to State here in the US to corroborate numbers, not to mention the differences in statistical…

Agreed, I had to hit crack-pipe but only just. I had a ‘96 single-cab short-box 2x4 with just the right deep blue (MI State Trooper blue that somehow looked purple in some lighting) with the straight 6.

Agreed. Last year’s Detroit International Auto Show was just a shadow of what it once was. It was one of the first and most appreciated shows out there, which is why all of the other auto shows now go ahead of it (including the LA auto show). Last year was just a sad echo of what it once was. Ford had the only…

And their shocks maxed out on the smallest of bumps as none of was designed to carry that much weight. Not that we didn’t appreciate the Franken-VEE’s we had, but we had least 2 broken fingers smashed from those insane steel doors fast-fabbed into place.