I got my Model 3 last weekend, and so far I love it.

Seems like an Ameritech F1 would have been better?

I’m not sure I agree that (optionally) inward-facing seats with tables or whatever are the future, for the following reason: almost everyone I know has a Sienna or Odyssey (yes I do have several young kids, why do you ask?) instead of a VW Eurovan (except for one guy down the street from me).

I’m trading in my 2006 a3.

I went to Home Depot a little bit ago to buy a garden hose. I went in the big open door, and asked the guy right inside where I could find a hose, and he pointed me the right way.

I’m one of those northern california people mr. Salami Hog mentioned above, and as such I’m not familiar with this “rust” thing.

I had a mazda5 stick until last week. Now I have a sienna :-/

It is in the faq:

Once in a while when I’m passenging in my wife’s mazda5 I’ll ask her why she’s in such a low gear, and this is her answer. So, seems legit to me (though I don’t do it personally).

This very morning I saw this (though with a much less long line being cut), where someone cut from a right-turn-only lane into the straight-going lane over a solid line*, and immediately on the other side of the intersection had a cop walk out into the lane and beckon them over to the side.

“Don’t be surprised when your so-called “friends” take advantage of the fact that you drive a ‘67 vw bug with non-functional door locks.”

My former co-worker had that car (more or less, I don’t know the exact year it was).

It depends somewhat on why you want an airplane... if it’s just for tootling around, fine (or for that get a 152, or even a 162).

They should joust.

This is what my brother-in-law thought.

The Gumpert Apollo is beautiful at heart...

Right after I (that is, my wife) got a Mazda5, a co-worker complained that I hadn’t gotten this instead. I pointed out that for the same price as an R63 I could have gotten a Mazda5 and an Exige, and he didn’t mention it again.

I went to London one time, and the first thing I saw after walking out of the train station (I think? I guess we took the train from the airport to somewhere near the place we were staying? I don’t remember.) Anyway, when we first walked out of whatever building it was that we were in, after first getting to London,…

I had the rear wheel of my bicycle suddenly stop turning while going down a not-very-steep hill not very fast, and that was bad enough. I can’t imagine this.