Stupid GM with its squared-off wheel wel... Wait. They make sense, now! 

One of my kids are about the exact size of theses “dolls”. I just need to convincer her to stand like she’s a doll and suddenly turn around and yell and scare the bejesus out of people for my entertainment.....  a

They’re emotional support toddlers. If you have them, you need emotional support.

Although, I would be very miffed if they told me I couldn’t bring my emotional support Bengal tiger with me.

That was going to be mine as well.except that rather than spilling, it was an entire gallon that was forgotten in the car after a grocery trip. The thing warmed, expanded, and exploded, and then we found it a few days later. The van was never the same again.

Milk is the worst. I once spilled an entire 20oz. latte all over a fabric seat and floor. Spent literally hours at a do-it-yourself car wash trying to shampoo the milk out, but the car still stunk every summer.

I’ll just leave this here.

I have a hypothesis that the marketing glut of boutique I.P.A.s and sour beers owes a lot to their strong tastes covering up the sins of mediocre brewing.

I commute every day from Langley to Coal Harbour. (GET OUT OF MY WAY)

Do it out in the country where there are no or much fewer people to bitch about it.

Structural engineer here. The fact that this is the largest of the 3 (apparent) braces running across the short axis of the car to stiffen the frame rails tells me it has the most load on it (yes real engineering-ish). I’m having a hard time orienting the pictures with each other but regardless: corners are always the…

Homes, that’s like a typical Wednesday here. Looking forwards to it, in fact.

it must be horribly loud inside the car...

it might be worth talking to an attorney if you get a noise violation ticket because the “rules” you’re violating might not be legit at all.

Don’t forget:

Observation from Cars & Coffee this past weekend: a revving engine is a mating call for young guys.

I too dislike people looking for attention by revving their engines, especially if they’re within earshot of anyone on a sidewalk, which is usually when they do it. The decibels are considerable and most people don’t appreciate the hearing damage.

Maybe I’m too square, but I keep my vehicles at polite levels in…

And douchebags driving nice cars, apparently.

Obviously the driver misjudged his coronering speed.

It is the cyclists. Approach. Dismount. Cross. Remount. Problem solved.