I recently discovered that beer as well - I’d had their IPA and something else, but I impulse bought it at the grocery store.

I vaguely recall reading about a law in Japan that required parking lamps on cars to be able to remain on for eight hours or something, without draining the battery to the point where the car wouldn’t start. It was for exactly the same reason, to make street parked cars more visible. I don’t know if it’s still a…

Bricklin’s involvement in the auto industry is interesting in itself. The book “The Yugo: The Rise And Fall Of The Worst Car In History” tells the story of his involvement in both Subaru and his own car before the Yugo story. It kind of paints him in an unflattering light, though.

Back in 1990, Illinois had this thing called a “blue card”. If you got a sufficiently high grade in an approved drivers ed course, they mailed you a blue card, which meant you could just go down to the DMV, present it with your learners permit, and get your license. No test. So I guess my test car was my MG, because…

Yeah. Classic of the genre, along with The Pubic Enemy and Bangs of New York.

“A Cut Of The Asshole Action” sounds like a mob themed porn parody.

Please. Like the buyer of this is likely to take it out at even a hint of rain. This falls right into the category of weekend take the wife out for brunch car - the top is there for decoration only, not weather protection.

“Evil Sue Heck” would be a good Halloween costume.

They were basically Mk. II Jaguars with that wonderful engine. Best of all worlds.

One of the pluses about the sous vide dingus is that you can set a timer (or use the fancy wi-fi enabled one I saw at the store) to turn on your cooker so your food is ready juuuust as you get home from work. Which to me seems like a terrible idea - leave a plastic baggie full of meat and whatnot in a pot of room…

Except it looks like it’s upholstered in button tufted maroon velour. So, bottom hinged tailgating bench?

Is that James Corden on the screen in the background?

Two observations:
1.) That suit really needed a Three Wolf Moon shirt to tie it together.
2.) He ruined leather motorcycle jackets for the rest of us.

That suit really needed a three wolf moon t-shirt to tie it together.

I’d have enjoyed that. Now I think of it I should’ve just spent that twenty minutes blaring some Dü or Replacements or hell even fuckin’ Soul Asylum.

Instead I just went and threw laundry in and got another beer. Opportunity wasted!

I think it’s a nice price if only because it’s too expensive for some dickhead to buy and promptly trash.

The Christ and the Furious: Jerusalem Drift

The MGB had it mounted on a rod that ran from the header to the dash, so you could slide it up and down. Useful because it neatly blocks overhead signs and traffic lights, unless you slide it down to the dash.

While I don’t buy nearly the number of CDs as I did when I worked at a Borders and got a discount (and simply had more money), I still buy them. Usually artists I have everything else by, though sometimes new releases just because.

I’ve started buying old albums again, stuff I listened to in college but either never…

Thanks, i wondered what they were.