I see. Differentiate the Toyota from the least Subaruish of Subarus by Subaruing the Toyota beyond the Subaru in question. 

If the goal is to differentiate from Subaru, that seems counter-productive.

A slideshow for Yes/no? C'mon maaan. 

I had no idea this was so contentious. I’m pretty apathetic on the results.

Ditto. If only I’d had this when doing things like replacing spark plugs on a Boxer engine. Multiple sketchy U-joints and a 1/4" of rotation at a time... So many curses that day.

One thing is for sure:

2023. That’s only 2 years away!

I can’t see anyone complaining about the dilution of ‘N’.

I was going to post this exact sentiment in the same structure. Now, all I have to do is click a star. Thanks.

NP. I’m guessing this’ll be sold before East Coasters pour their second cup of coffee. Pretty much the perfect base for a project. 

Just checking in to highlight a couple anti-slideshow comments and duck out. Carry on.

Maybe it’s a negotiations set-up? That’s an easy concession to make to ISP lobbyists. 100 up as the bar would suddenly put the coverage around 30%. A pretty embarrassing number.

Participants reported that the golden dragons were much more likely to have green nail polish than the talking teddy bears.

Dosing will be adjusted next time.

TLDR:  A fool and his money are soon parted

Depends on if the story has anything at all to do with them, or if it’s shoe-horned in for cheap shock value.

It’s kind of amazing how many times Orlove writes something on which I agree, in principle, but recoil at the delivery, forum, and relevance. “There is no god”. Ok, I am an atheist... but what the eff? The self-righteous arrogance in this shock-journalism is ridiculous.

Read this on mobile, so thankfully didn’t have to deal with the slideshow (just the oppressive ad placement)

Yes, but only with the anemic engine. 

I wish they would consider a manual Crosstrek XT to reel back in the enthusiasts. Dropping in the engine from the upcoming Toyobaru refresh with a stick and AWD would be a hoot.

It’s not just Alaska either. Every time one of these stories comes up, it’s noted that the price for speed is better than any alternative that rural customers have access to. Most only have access to Hughesnet-Robbery: