The first few times I noticed those stickers were always on a car a girl was driving. I thought it said slut life.. lol now I always just pretend it says slut life and laugh to myself. Slut Life. Own it girl!

One sticker I loved. “Support Search and Rescue. Get lost”, on rescue ranger’s truck.

Ugh yes. Just as bad as Malibu/Ski Sanger/MasterCraft stickers on tow vehicles (which are usually very nice luxury SUVs or pricey full-size trucks). Not only do you make poor financial choices in buying a boat, but also offer free advertising for the company that suckered you into giving them your money.

I love seeing these stupid stickers on cars with Midwest state plates.. Oh yeah really living the salt life there... Unless it is for the road salt that is decaying your car.

The first time I saw this stupidity was nearly 15 years ago when i lived in Florida. They called it the “Palatka lean” for those that don’t know Palatka is a redneck town in North Florida. They claimed it helped the front end clear obstacles when off roading. What they would do is take the rear leaf and invert it.…

Dear [Volley Ball Coach],

I miss my old MK2 Turbo. A couple of choice parts and a bit of restraint go a long way to making a great car that can compete with much more expensive steel.

I’ve never heard the phrase “technicolored yawn” before but now I’m stealing it from you.
*yoink*

It saves on the number of mechanisms necessary to direct airflow. As the door is moving toward the defrost position it passes the floor discharge position. No witchcraft or ulterior motives.

I think it has to do with purging moisture before the AC kicks in, which removes all the humidity from the air. Otherwise, it could fog it up right when in switches in some situations.

Maybe the idea is to first blow any residual moist air in the system out into the cabin, rather than directly on the cold windshield where it could turn to frost.

I believe they genuinely don’t mind the help from the Russians. The true MAGA believers think the Russians actually want to help make America great again, an idea that doesn’t stand up to any sort of intellectual scrutiny, much like the idea that Trump actually wants to do the same.

A lot of these people will only dig in deeper as more of this comes out because despite the sophistication of what the Russians did, the average person does not and cannot admit to being wrong or fooled.

I totally get that sentiment of it being pointless to dream about a $100,000+ car. It also makes Jeremy Clarkson Being a Dick to Richard Hammond on the BBC, and its sequel, Jeremy Clarkson Being a Dick to Richard Hammond on Amazon, a bit annoying to watch at times.

Right, I’m 42, and still holding out to own an NSX some day. It is attainable, and per this story, I can probably see myself going moderate CP on whatever I pay for it.

I might have to turn in my Jalop Card for this, but my answer is none. No car.

Yes. $2.2 million after taxes and lawyer fees goes very quickly. It’s more than you or I will ever see in a year, but it’s not “I don’t give a fuck about a measly $100,000” territory.

Giselle, 2012: “My husband cannot fucking throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time.”

My understanding is that lawyers aren’t just allowed to drop clients willy nilly. There have to be valid reasons. Typically those reasons are

Yeah, that’s a buried lede for sure. It seems like this article might have been pre-written last night. And I think 16 million is a bargain for Giroud—he’s a very well-rounded forward and, despite being tall French and devilishly handsome, seems to attack most games with a fairly British intensity and doggedness. In…