The proportions really bother me (the very high belt-line - makes it hard to reach in the bed), but I love the idea of this truck and the interior looks good.

I personally buy CDs. Not only are they lossless, but they can often be found for the same or less than an album on MP3. And you can resell them if you ever feel the need. I feel weird buying MP3s (which is why I don’t).

Yeah, I read some reviews on them and that’s what people were saying. So now not only do you have a useless record player, but you’ve probably damaged your discs. Ouch.

Do you prefer mechanical keys for your impassive dissent? Or are you a rubber membrane kind of guy?

My condolences.

Yeah, they’re definitely not the prettiest speakers, especially that oval grille design. The good thing is that there are a lot of pretty good cheap speakers, so there are definitely other good choices that look better.

Yeah, it’s sad to think something so simple as putting on a seatbelt could’ve saved this guy’s life and saved his family from the pain they’ve obviously felt and surely still feel.

And even cheaper than that:

These are great choice for budget speakers:

I find these things to be so ugly. I’d much rather have a Mustang (even a V6) as it:

My brother was in a crash and the other car involved (Honda Civic) had three people in it. Two in the front, one in the back. The two in the front had no seatbelts on (and if I remember correctly were drunk), were ejected, and died instantly. The one in the back was wearing their seatbelt and walked away from the…

I mean, that’s fine, but you see these people who clearly have enough money to buy some quality speakers and a half-decent player (you could do so for less than $250 these days, especially if you buy used), but they just go for the most convenient one even though they’re using an inconvenient method to play music. I’m…

I have no sympathy for any of these retards. Street racing and not wearing seatbelts? If that isn’t a death wish then I don’t know what is.

It’s always funny to see hipsters who buy records and then have one of those Crosley record players with the speakers built in. I don't even care for records, but that's the wrong way to do it.

“For example, literally every song the Red Hot Chili Peppers have ever recorded is just Anthony Kiedis saying “Llama gamma busy hella fizzy California” over the opening credits music from The Cosby Show, and they’ve been doing it for over 30 years and nobody cares. This is because the Red Hot Chili Peppers are just…

I didn’t know the U.S. only consisted of two states.

I didn’t really care at the time, but now I really wish my mom had gotten the Flex instead of her 2011 Explorer. I don’t like how the Explorer feels inside and it has less room, and the Flex isn’t nearly as popular which is always nice.

Showoff!

I like some of the guitar in certain Creed's songs. Listen to Pity for a Dime. It's just too bad Scott Stapp embellishes too much.

91 costs more than 87 there? Weird...