That’s a good perspective: it can’t just be a good show; it has to be a great show that attracts enough media coverage to pull in new subscribers.

An Alfa and a Mini? Why, I bet those cars don’t even have manual spark advance on the steering wheel. Are you REALLY even driving if you’re letting some computer decide how to time the ignition? Please. A real driver starts his car with a crank and spends several minutes listening and feeling the engine to get the…

It was so easy to read that in Sandler’s voice. Well played.

Indeed. I could suspend this nagging question enough to enjoy the greatly acted and executed movie, but hard to imagine a series getting that same pass. TV shows have the capacity to explore everything in so much more depth and unpack a new topic each week. It would be interesting to see how they manage it, but since…

Yeah, it’s pretty crashy over here, too.

That’s a nice Storm Trooper package you’ve got there.

There’s always at least a couple dealers keeping things honest and at sticker...but you might have to look two states over just to find one.

I bet this is going to send shock waves through the whole exotic sports car industry. From the press photos anyway, it looks like a $150K+ car, and reportedly performs like one, too. 

Hey, I’m an avid scuba diver and underwater photographer, so no need to justify any expensive hobby to me. I was just trying to temper my defense of golf gear capacity in ‘Vettes, even as a non-golfer.

A really feel like it’s a bit of a geographic distinction, actually. Ever been to the Big Island? Everyone there is a bit more chill and even-tempered there, on average. I think Hawaii usually ranks near the top among states on happiness indexes and such, too.

I am not a golfer, I think it’s a silly and expensive game (mini-golf excluded!). However, I still understand how prominent it is among the well-heeled types that make up the majority of corvette buyers (and I’m not talking just boomers here, but Xers, too, and probably millenials next).

“ it was intentionally sunk”

The median age of residential building in NYC is 90 years old. Meaning, this city was largely built before cars were common or numerous.

But that would result in even less street parking since each residence would require a curb cut (unless there’s an alley behind the buildings).

The only issue I see is that if it really is water she bathed in, and not to be gross, but it WILL have fecal matter in it (this is not a stab at this young entrepreneur, this is any person). So, by all means those wierdos can buy a jar, put it on a shelf, whiff it, spank to it, etc. But, by Satan’s ghost don’t ingest…

This is not to completely excuse Joyce, as I agree she should have apologized, but it’s also worth keeping this time period in perspective: no cell phones. There was really no way to communicate to other parties if you had to bail on a dinner reservation or other social commitment if something genuinely more important…

I don’t know how it works with the EPA, but a warning letter from the FDA is serious business. They can *and do* shut down pharma plants and enforce recalls when serious non-compliances are discovered. Our gov’t may not give two shits about the environment, but my decade+ in the industry has shown me the FDA is one of…

I think it’s the “Plymouth Voyager III” concept, err...part of it, anyway: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Voyager_3

I read an article recently (publication escapes me) about at least two companies in California that are in the business of ripping music collections for the purpose of digital backup. As I recall, you ship your collection (CDs and LPs) to their facility. They rip it and organize it, send you the digital library along…

“Eventually, the ocean should take over, covering them in seaweed...”