I think it’s a rogue version of that AI chatbot that Microsoft killed off last year. It can’t be anything actually human.

I will add two more:

Oh look at this guy. He’s edgy.

Let’s be real. I know what you’re really thinking:

Please go away.

Quick, efficient, reliable, easy to wrench on, beautiful handling, super useful hatch, and the visibility of an F-16 cockpit.

I see that this is going the CP route. Sad as these cars are infamous for being rendered stickered up, fart canned, and mercilessly flogged until they literally fall apart from the abuse of the teenager who can’t keep their underwear inside their pants. This is a survivor, and should be snapped up by someone keen…

I couldn’t make out what his point was. It wasn’t really grammatical errors but linguistic errors.

He looks like Chief Daisuke Aramaki from Ghost in the Shell.

The Grand Tour was shit. Top Gear much better.

The problem is too many directors ignore the good formula set a million years ago with Bullit, French Connection, and more recently Ronin. Those scenes are timeless, and any decent cast could breathe new life in them. Instead everyone wants to ride the dead, beaten, and rotting dick of Jerry Bruckheimer like its the…

I liked it quite a bit, but Waltz was criminally misused.

On today’s edition of things that aren’t true, Vin makes a statement.

Source: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_II_casualties 

The RAF fighter pilots over Dunkirk have always contested the story that they left the troops alone.

Everytime I see a WWII movie now, I think: “Thank god for the Russians”.

Nazi Germany wouldn’t be challenged again until America’s invasion on the beaches of Normandy almost exactly four years after the end of the Dunkirk evacuation.

“Nazi Germany wouldn’t be challenged again until America’s invasion on the beaches of Normandy almost exactly four years after the end of the Dunkirk evacuation.”