Some plastic containers will straight up dissolve in gasoline (learned this when I was young and stupid and put a little gas into a Solo cups), would be fun to see someone try that....

Answers Jeep, posts 4-door “Jeep.”  Boooo. :)

The caveat in the email was that you had to not puke it up for an hour.  No way I could guzzle olive oil and not vomit.

Fair enough.  I was just pointing out keys aren’t infallible is all.

The security concern (which is, to be fair, the point of this article) is a valid one, but it’s also a fixable one. Any other complaints just feel like “i don’t like new things.” If (and I realize it’s a big if) new fobs were unhackable, what possible benefit do old keys have? Not needing a battery I suppose but that…

Honestly have had way more issues with actual keys than with keyless entry or ignition. The worst issue I’ve had with new fangled keys is “oops, need a new battery that costs a dollar.”

Just curious, how popular does a chain have to become before hipsters turn on it?

Why though? The ideal thing to have if you live close enough to work is a plug in because day to day you use no gas but you're not stuck if you want to go somewhere after work or go out on the weekend in the same car. I get that it's not for everyone but to me the plug in hybrid is the perfect type of vehicle until…

Legit until I was embarrassingly old I thought it said “walt disnep” and couldn’t understand why.

Yeah your comment more sparked the idea, it wasn’t necessarily directed at you, sorry.

People with kids are fast-approaching folks in the military as the unassailable martyrs of the 21st century.

Sorry, I wans’t trying to insinuate that tobacco was “better” or “cheaper.”  Just that the scales are not as far tilted towards tobacco over automotive deaths as you might think.

It’s tough to say the exact numbers (since “tobacco use” is not a cause of death per se), but it’s nowhere near as big of a chasm as you think. Especially if you consider “number of years of a life that are cut off (since younger people are much more likely to die in car accidents while the effects of smoking more…

The only thing I ever wanted from a “smartwatch” is to replace any noise my phone made with a buzz on my wrist. Works like a charm.

I try to save my loudest bathroom noises for when someone comes in on the phone, just to help the person on the other end know

“at full volume, because how else will I hear my phone when it’s at the bottom of my bag?”

Legit that exact sound was my email notification when I first used to get emails, on my computer, in like, the late 90's.

This would be a-MAH-zing.

My mom’s text alert is the wicked witch saying “i’ll get you my pretty... AND YOUR LITTLE DOG TOO!  <CACKLE>“  Every time.  Not only is it cringeworthy in its own right but Jesus Christ woman, you’re 65.

Those headlights kind of make it look like hypnotoad.