Then do it right, or it may end up not being your forever car after all.

Sounds like snake oil.

It annoyed me to leave it there, when you had specifically said towing capacity. Did my best, but the farthest back I could find was the 1990 f150 having a towing capacity of 7500lbs, vs. 8000lbs for the 2020 f150. So it’s gone up about 7% in 30 years. In reality, it’s been 7500lbs until pretty recently, too. From…

Late replies are better than no replies. I was lazy about my research, but I did find a brochure listing info about the 1975 F series, which I think is when they introduced the F-x50 packages. No towing capacities listed, but it did list payloads.

It’s basic common sense that some of the pollution centers will slow down a little, but the greater cloud will remain for much longer, which seems to be what’s going on here. But honestly, 4 snapshots each taken a month apart is a pretty horseshit dataset. What’s the impact of, oh, I don’t know, the usual weekend’s…

Ttortoise fat.

G2 Ridgeline owner here. I’m very happy with it for what it is, would totally buy it again, but I frequently wish it were much bigger. Then again, I actually do truck things with my truck, which is apparently not a thing Jalopnik believes is a thing. 

Swe, the pickup/penis thing is tired, but that doesn’t mean you can’t game it to your benefit. I have a new ridgeline, which is basically a minivan with a truck bed, so it gives me the biggest possible truck-shlong.

I read that last line as "for suggesting that mayonnaise" and I'm pretty sure you should change your comment to that. 

I have this. It's actually too big for our bathroom. 

I have this. It's actually too big for our bathroom. 

Typical Jalopnik, gets what they want but doesn't like it. 

On the one hand sure, of course climate change - very topical, on the nose.

Writing articles like this won't stop kids from playing on your lawn.

“#girldad” here. Stay-at-home. Every child is different, girls can be just as rough as boys, boys can be just as gentle as girls, and most importantly, subscribing to a stereotype only serves to enforce it. Let your kids be themselves and shut the hell up about it. If you think you need a special club to help you cope…

This article is a fine introduction to the topic, but can we please stop using the word “starve” when we talk about bees dying? None of our staple foods require pollinators - grains and corn, for instance, self-pollinate. It’s pretty mostly just fruits and vegetables that need bees.

Sounds like the common denominator there is you.

I’m no authority on the issue, but I’ve talked extensively about it with Jan Null, the author of NoHeatStroke.org.