The present tense, ugh.

I would love for this move to be incredible but I just don’t have any faith in Snyder whatsoever. He’s a hack director.

The hype machine is certainly in full swing. I really hope the film turns out as good at is seems. So many cringe-worthy reactions in the panel video. But then I’m an old man who takes no joy in life.

It’s great film music. Doesn’t rate too favorably against “real” classical music. It would be like “classical pop” or something.

Agreed on all counts. Makes me just want to restomod 60s-90s cars with modern drivetrains, motors, and interiors. Throw in navigation, bluetooth, aux ports, and keyless entry for the modern perks.

They are certainly very shrewd commercials. They seem to have a very cynical view of the intelligence of their target market.

How about some Bronco II action?

Hate the wheels and ride height. Also not huge on the rat rod rusty look. Otherwise, great truck.

Nice truck (and lovely ladies too) but I can find one of those in similar condition here in the South everywhere for around $3k. CP

The parking wherever you want on the side of the road is pretty normal in my experience outside of the U.S. What you really need to do is join the Mid Night Club and drive only at night while taking public transportation during the day.

I’ve always been curious what it’s like to actually ride with a sidecar. Sounds fun I’d love to try it out. Thanks for the description.

I agree, just saying the heritage goes back further. The Explorer definitely came at the right time to ignite the craze but it wasn’t the first.

Why stop there? Go back to the Bronco/Bronco II, Blazer, Jimmy, and Cherokee.

Formula E pit stops are hilarious. The driver is like well fuck this car I got a spare. And then when he pulled out into the pit lane—talk about an unsafe release!

The ad doesn’t mention if it runs, just that he’s put new tires on it. Sitting for 20 years, the things potentially wrong with it are just innumerable. It pains me to CP this but if the price were sub $2k then we could talk.

The other day I received an ad in the mail from a local Nissan dealership promoting their incentives and low financing rates. The only problem was I couldn’t think of a single car made by Nissan that was desirable. Like you say, they’ve lost all identity. And I wouldn’t categorize it as them being smart, but rather…

At first glance I was gonna try cracking it but there are way more than 26 characters so its more of an ideographic “script”. Oh well.

You should read some Thomas Aquinas, he pretty much set the groundwork for Christian theology. Goes into the problem the evil, how it is basically an absence of good introduced into the world through sin, and how human free will intersects all that. Not saying it will convert you but it makes a lot sense and you can…

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