There’s a reason old cars without power steering had huge steering wheels. Cut the ignition and lose power steering in a modern car with a relatively small wheel and its a recipe for disaster. Especially with airbags not deploying when you hit something. And no power brakes to slow you down first.

i have the biggest piece of crap bike in my shed just because it's a bianchi in that shade of green. That Porsche is gorgeous

My mk6 has had it's battery die twice. Granted, it was in the worst winter we've had, so maybe cold starting was the issue, but it gets 30 miles highway each way to work. Dealer never did track down any parasitic drains on the system, but I'm always a little relieved when it starts in the cold. And this is over a year…

Good God yes. Some people were saying "he felt bad, that makes it OK". But you hit the nail on the head. Take responsibility for your actions

Literally none of that is true, except "shitty service, shitty tip. Great service, generous tip". Yeah, no ones arguing that. My only point was that in some places, more people might be contributing to that great service than in others, and maybe you should take that into account. Because, you know, they earned that…

my grasp on math is fine. My point was that a 20% tip on a meal might get split by more people in some restaurants than in others, and that had more to do with the foods service culture of town like new Orleans that depends on tourism, and nothing to do with how expensive a place is.

See what the author said about it, if you can't afford it then don't go. At a place like that you're paying for the experience that is provided for you by the servers to a certain extent. Should they just be paid a living wage? Yes, but no one arguing that here. Don't like it? Don't go to a place with that sort of…

You might need to scale your tip according to where you are. In DC and Virginia, even the nicest places rarely have more than a waiter and busser, but in new Orleans many of the nice place have 4 or 5 people depending on that tip. There's the waiter, the busboy, the guy refilling everyone's water after every third …

I agree you don't have to get fancy brand diapers, but some brands just don't work for some babies. If I put a huggy on my daughter, shit will go everywhere, guaranteed. Other brands, no problem. She is just not a Huggies girl.

The problem is that front windows sometimes need replacing. I had to replace the windshield on a car that had something like this as an option, and the difference between the windshield with and without was over a thousand dollars

So was Dusenberg....

they apparently put a lot of effort into making them completely accurate, so there's that. I'll give you the Jetsons, if I could get an exhaust to sound like that it would be the new whistle tips. But the Flintstones?

I agree with torch, sorry. Archer has had the best cars on TV for years.

Answers 8,6,2,&1 are good answers to a good question. The rest just confuse things

Big Pun and Biggy have lost a ton of weight,and I haven't seen much from them. Tupac was never overweight, and there's new stuff from him all the time

I was told that's is OK to buy tools that cut or spin from there, as long as you get your eye protection elsewhere

I thought it was the scion tc

Winter tires done grip well in warm weather, same as summer tires don't grip as well in cold. For 90 percent of scenarios you're fine. In an emergency, they might come up short

that's incorrect. Winter tires work only in part due to the tread patten for snow. The other half is the rubber compound, which had better coefficient of fiction in low Temps, usually 50 degrees or so. Sumer tires have a similar cutoff, and get less traction as temperatures drop. If you're in an area that may range…

This. When I autocrossed more regularly I used to debate whether to have one set of race tires+one set all seasons, or one set summer+one set winter. I always went with all seasons because of the randomness of northern VA winters