Pretty sure that $5500 buys a used example of a vehicle platform that is mature and developed and not a glorified science project kit car. I think any of the current models are better grounded and can generate less resistance and impedance to ownership, ohm man this is some electric crack pipe.

BJ’s the kind of guy who could get his head cut off, and he’d somehow figure a way to continue killing Nazis in spite of it.

Olds died years ago 

You want something light and bright and perky and acidic

I realize you are just using the term from Revel’s own website and branding, but I’ve got to say it: These are not mopeds. They are scooters.

Based on what he says, if any of that sweat is on his back he is gonna get deported.

Let me know when the Up!R comes out. Just so I can have a custom plate of DWNR on my speedball.

“In the building” is also a pretty solid summary of my average day at work.

Now that the C8 is out, all Front Engine Vettes are on Fire Sale.

Seattle’s Biscuit Bitch would like a word.

I swipe a clean fork that is freshly wrapped in napkins on the table next to me.

This is not the official video. The official video is hosted at a site whose name is only a couple of letters off from Deadspin.

Peter Pan’s friend was Tinker Bell, not Tincture.

What I liked best about this Funbag is the “appetizer for an appetizer” question comes after the “It sucks to be called fat” question. America!

All things are possible with a KLR. Although this might require another doohickey modification.

Cause the Catholic Church doesn't even come close to needing these donations.  Too many worship a building than the teachings of the said religion. 

Do you think you’d be a “fan” of the graphic video I shot of your Mom last night, Trebek?

What a devastating story.

How about adding a bit at the bottom with info for the suicide lifeline?

“I want a bike” is as vague a question as “I want a car”

“A large majority of respondents—84%—indicate that one year after its passage, the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act has not caused their firms to change hiring or investment plans,” NABE president Kevin Swift said