Thank you. Tuesdays are bottomless-pit day,s where everyone amps up and notices what you have or have not done since Monday. It's always rough.

Also, speed up if really close to a STALE green light. A little extra acceleration helps prevent a full stop (brake wear) and the effort of getting all the way back up to the allowed speed (versus just a bit of extra preventative-acceleration).

Red Light - This is the part of the cycle that hangs most people up. As you should be aware if you passed your driver's test, you can make right turns at this cycle unless specifically prohibited. You can also make a left turn if you're turning from a one-way street to another one-way street.

I understand all of what you are saying. I'm just pointing out that Life is short and no dying man ever said "I wish I worked more," know what I mean? As a culture, our One Shot Here shouldn't be spent earning money simply so that we can spend it on bills incurred by trying to keep a job, a way to get to that job and…

I'm in Illinois and don't think it's weird at all. More businesses should be closed more often so that we can collectively be with family, friends or even ourselves. This working-to-death shit has to stop. So yeah, closed on Sundays and why not.

"I took a poop!"
"I have to do it in the toilet?"

Sat in the S60R at the Chicago Auto Show when it first came out. Better interior than nearly every exotic on the floor. That almost-orange leather on the seats and trim was simply insane and wonderful; all the gauges and dials feature a pearlescent/metallized blue background, so it looks gorgeous at night too.…

They DID meet my 2-hour window. How?

You would have one automatically delivered to your driveway via the Aston Martin car-of-the-month program if you were a billionaire in California.

Ok, so is the new fixation I'm going to ignore around here? The initial one was "But it's not a manual!" and now that has morphed into "But does it come in a wagon?!"

The media loves plane crashes because they always include a long cycle of belabored stories that relieves them of reporting other actual news.

The shabby-to-begin-with plastic Oakley lenses are replaceable and they're like $30-60 per set. So the same, scratcheable lenses can be replaced, but that makes the initial purchase of a $100 pair of sunglasses cost $130-$160 when you can buy glass sunglasses to begin with, all for a lesser price (and those won't…

I think that's their defense of some sort... "It looks like carbon fiber, but if you accuse us of being cheap, we'll call it textured-something-or-other, which we totally meant to in the first place."

Oakley is to sunglasses what Monster is to audio/video cables.

#BOOHOO

This was also the most racist stunt in Bond history, so yaaays all around!

Agreed — it seems no matter HOW much a domestic muscle car costs, they'll make every effort to makes something look like something it's not, which cheapens it even more.

Who needs facts to have an opinion anymore?!

Seen one dick, pretty much seen them all.

It's not an F1 car, so they really couldn't figure out a more consumer-friendly way to hide this stuff?