It’s okay to be a passionate Tesla fan and all, but isn’t this an odd comment to get defensive about? They said they liked a very highly regarded classic car more than a Tesla. Is that controversial somehow? It’s not like they compared it unfavorably to a G-Wiz or something.

Windows Solitaire has come a long way since it’s humble origins. It has fancy graphics now and everything.

I’d love to see some drivers from some tiny place like: Lichtenstein, Tonga, or Sao Tome and Principe, or maybe just one from Mexico. A competitive Mexican driver would be nice for the series.

You are either first or you are last.

They sometimes have trouble getting out with the car right-side up with the halo. It certainly isn’t a perfect solution, but a full canopy would still be worse in a crash because it could easily prevent the driver from getting out at all.

Damn! You beat me to it.

Someone should make a fansite for Pontiac Vibe fanatics to congregate, share photos of their rides and give appreciation to the photos of their peers’ cars with some sort of ‘thumbs up’ function. They could call it VibeRater.com. I’m sure Viberater.com would hit the spot for Vibe aficionados everywhere!

... and they deserved it.

The other problem with a closed cockpit is egress form an overturned car. In case of fire: the driver can’t be waiting around for track workers to flip the car over so they can get out.

The Phantom 2040 was one of my favorite games in the ‘90s and pretty much the sole reason I had interest in this movie ( which isn’t bad itself ).

He only did ‘whatever got him off until he died’ once. Everything else was just practice.

100% chance that he believes himself to be the one and only victim of this whole chain of events.

No joke here, but I’d bet P.J. Tucker would seriously fuck KD up if he punched him in the stomach like he meant it. He’s a burly SOB.

CP3 tried, but he hit the wrong side.

The company lists him as a founder, but that’s stretching the definition of the word a bit.

Tesla doesn’t have those things either.

I know that I, personally, can’t be friends with someone who likes Wagner more than Chopin.

I’d still like to see them poke and prod and look at a few different avenues of offense. Capela isn’t going to be isolated 1-on-1 in the paint ( where he had the leagues best shooting % this season by exclusively shooting from the key, basically ) very often, so why not take a stab once or twice?

The Browns’ badness breaks statistical analysis. There’s almost no conceivable way they, in a league with a hard cap and a draft, that they could be as bad a they have as often as they have, yet they’ve done it. They’d basically need to be bad on purpose to be as bad as they’ve been historically.

Everyone hate Bill Simmons and Skip Bayless, but the things that make them hateable ( vaguely lucid hot takes and attention whoring contrarianism ) are the same things that make them successful. Now every sports pundit wants a slice of the bloviating dickhole pie, because being rational and/or correct doesn’t pay as…