Unlikely. With several companies jumping onto the anime simulcast bandwagon recently (Amazon and Netflix in particular), the two companies were concerned that the fanbase was getting splintered between too many services touting exclusive shows. If anything, Hulu ditching most of their anime back catalog may have…

Ok, I don’t care about any of those animes you listed, I just care about Gintama, which has been Crunchyroll exclusive (and premium only....). Gimme Gintama!

Just another reason to subscribe to Crunchyroll. Been a subscriber for years and I haven’t regretted one dollar spent on it.

This is so fetch.

I am more laughing at the irony that people want cheap cars, until they realize that you get what you pay for. Personally I don’t give a damn about my own safety, so impact resistance is low priority for me. my current life goal is to afford one of these to daily drive.

Elio Motors is never going to happen, Gretchen.

We can get Indian levels of automobile fatalities too! Honestly this future you’ve described sounds pretty crappy. Don’t people who can’t afford a 15k new car deserve better than this?

I’ll take mine in British Army Green thanks.

Because motorcycle with side car

They’ve also resurrected the old Archmage Timolain mystery, which back in Vanilla was believed to lead to the Ashbringer.

It’s not just events like this; they’ve also incentivised exploring every nook and cranny by hiding small treasure stashes and rare mobs everywhere — both of which drop gear and items that can power up your artifact weapon

This might be the last straw that gets me back into the game. Real, genuine exploration and discovery again? I could cry.

Cool story, Habib: My grad school buddy had immigrated from Lebanon in the late 80s because shit was getting out of hand. His first month in Alabama, he heard the tornado sirens go off, then he hid under the kitchen counter in his apartment. Bonus: He lived alone, off campus, and knew no neighbors. He was there for…

Can you imagine that that car was once the best Dodge could make?

I wanna have a beer with these guys, but I have trouble getting up at 5AM.

I had a malaise-tastic brown Reliant that once saved my life when we were t-boned hard by a Camry. The Camry exploded into bits, but that seriously dented k-car drove me home. Nothing could kill that thing. They may not have been exciting cars, but they were comfy, cheap, and they worked. And they saved Chrysler which…

No, since Japan’s mandatory roadworthiness inspections are notoriously brutal, to the point where the second-hand market for basic transportation is somewhat slim - it often makes more sense to buy a new vehicle after a major fault or accident than to fix it.

Yes, he has.

You completely missed the cultural aspect of kei cars though. Sure, they’re horrible from a US or European cultural standpoint, but think about it in terms of Japanese culture: