Living near Detroit means I see an abundance of Big Three vehicles, even the weird models and slow sellers: a guy near me has two Azteks in his driveway; I regularly see Envoy XUVs on the freeway; not a week goes by that I don’t see either a Lincoln Blackwood or Mark LT.

Hit & Run is really a fun movie. Tom Arnold (yes, he’s a nut) always makes me laugh too.

I’m going to assume you’re talking about the guy who I know as “the creepy (and *SPOILER* bi?) pyramid-schemer from GO”, who I always enjoy watching despite knowing nothing else about him.

I see an 11.91% NP vote up there, but none of those COWARDS will show their face down here and defend their vote. Show yourselves! 

That’s really all I got from the article, too. My dad is 62 and I figured Clarkson had a good 8-10 years on him. 

What gets me this time is that there had to be *so many other people* involved in the setup, staging, filming, and execution of this stunt, and either none of them spoke up to point out how poorly it would be received or somebody did and Elon completely ignored/fired them.

This brings up something else to discuss: is it “tug of wars” or “tugs of war”?

I know I was ready to do some googling.

Solar bottom

You don’t either. What podcast are you referring to?

Another example of Mexico truly sending its worst criminals here. This one seemingly even bonded with a host family before trying to make off with their vehicle.

Yeah, I know it’s a concept of a not-real thing for a simulator, but they put it on the least-paved surface possible. Assuming that astronaut could actually hop in and start it up a car on the moon, it would bottom out in no time.

I don’t know what a “95" is, but I’m sure I’ll experience that first. 

Me too. At a glance I just assumed the BMW kidneys had finally melted into each other to make one gigantic opening. 

I assume any time he thinks Melania is calling him “darling” it’s just Zsa Zsa talking to Eddie Albert in the Green Acres reruns he has on while tweeting.

Hunny pot

I’ve got five bucks for the first reporter to address him as “President Lomax”. Anybody else in?

“That’s what I love about these hot dogs, man: I get older, they’re still made out of lips and assholes.”

“Something you don’t know” is now considered a “hack”.

I would argue that Dodge made the biggest year-to-year improvement for a vehicle when they updated their trucks from ‘93 to ‘94. Not only did they look better, they changed pickup truck styling FOREVER. Trucks weren’t just rectangles stacked on top of each other anymore: they could look good and be thoughtfully…