Most. But not all.
Source: I am from redneck Vermont family and lived in Wyoming.

Probably because he didn’t want to give his money to such a dealer with such poor service... lord knows there’s enough of them to not be limited to just the one.

I guess they have to provide a reason for someone to buy a Subaru. Lord knows quality isn’t it.

I travel to Alaska for work. Done a -20F January there once. The cold made it feel like my soul was being sucked out of my body via my steering wheel. If I ever live someplace that cold, I will buy a car with a heated steering wheel.

I tend to buy used Toyota/Honda now that I’ve successfully repressed my Camaro-desirin’ redneck genes.

You say that, but my experiences with Hyundai have been that they are POS, including a friend’s 2011 Sonata with the infamous Alabama engine - which they originally told him he would have to foot the bill to replace when it burned down at 122,000 miles.
I may be working off ignorance, but I’ve been told the same thing…

Peo’s law?

Martin Shkreli, right? By 35 years old, he has a net worth of $27M (as of March 2018) while serving 7 years in prison. As a 37 year old man, if someone told me I’d only have to serve 7 years to get $27M, I’d probably do it.

Brunello Di Montalchino. He says that like the college student who just got back from study abroad in Bar-tthhhhhh-lona.

I’d just go nuts if the Rock did a video with the ‘58 Disney Paul Bunyan song. But until that dream emerges, we’ll have to settle for this. 

Is it just me or has the flavor of these cookies changed since the 90s. I used to eat a lot of chewy chips ahoy cookies as a child/teen for an after school snack. Every time I’ve bought them since ‘10,  something tastes off.

As a white man who stumbles onto this site occassionally thanks to Gawkmodo linking, I would watch the hell out of the Rock as Paul Bunyan just to see him wrestle a big blue ox. That would be perfect.
I also loved the John Henry story as a child - but agree Dwayne Johnson is probably not the right man to play the part.

Thanks for the recommendation of Sondors. I’ve been biking to work 4 days a week for the last year on a third-hand beater bicycle but really enjoying it, especially due to my belief in reducing my carbon footprint. Due to traffic in my home town, I can usually beat my time by car by taking the bike the 3.6 miles…

What is this “mixer for cold brew” you speak of? Am I the only one who drinks it straight? 

I thought society collectively agreed not to mention her again. We don’t want to accidentally give her any ideas of relevancy.

A) Blink is too good. If I introduce someone with that, they won’t be able to handle the lows of the Slitheen-episodes and dreck like “The Rings of Akhaten”, which I didn’t enjoy because:
B) it was a prime example of shouty and “tell, don’t show” which is exactly how “The Eleventh Hour” concluded. Eleven telling…

I can’t start people with Blink. It sets the bar too high. I try with “Dalek”.

I cannot fathom how someone wouldn’t choose “Silence In The Library/Forest of the Dead” as the 10th’s essential story.
There’s timey-wimey loops. There’s an intriguing parallel plotline. There’s multiple mysteries. There’s good jokes (it doesn’t work on wood). There’s an omnipresent and truely creepy yet goofy villian…

Smells. Sometimes it is not pleasant.

If you are the kind of person for whom a few hour flight “almost spoiled” a whole trip because of a few keyboard clicks and non-reclining seats... sweet jebus, you are a snowflake. I’ve had to fly in the back of the bus a few times (the smell does suck), and now prefer the front as I have status... but still.