But in the book, Count Simon takes on a whole different depiction and becomes one of the plot’s major players. It’s brought up multiple times that he’s impotent, that women view him as worthless and harmless because he’s unable to engage in sexual activity. That fact angers him, and he imagines raping Pat Stoddard as…

Yup. I don’t trust random internet reviews. I do tend to trust Tire Rack’s data.

The problem is the obvious cheapskate ownership. If you put bottom-dollar tires on your car, what else have you skimped on?

Sorry, but putting new bargain basement tires on this car make me wonder what else they skimped on.

But this move worked in Fast & Furious.

Or when you have to pull out and retreat.

Hmmm, maybe “Sudetenland,” “Paris,” “Warsaw,” and the legendary “getting all the way to Stalingrad.”

Sorry, but was the propaganda poster advocating copping a feel?

Have fun! It’s too far for me to go, but it sounds cool.

Wait, a bunch of reasonable options without something idiotic like an Oldsmobile Light Eight or Facel Vega Excellence?

I’m not a doctor, so I can’t field this question. But I’d wager you’re correct. 

Very true.

We’re saying similar things. I’m just adding that if the reasonable accommodation carries downsides (e.g., a lower chance of promotion or a raise), it’s still iffy. That’s the wonderful world of one-size-fits-all regulation.

<If they have medical or religious exemptions, they need to be assigned to areas where they don’t interact in any way with the public.>

While I love the PCH (don’t forget about the stretch north of San Francisco, which I think is even better), I still don’t understand the appeal of a trike, with the exception of someone physically unable to ride a bike.

<love how the driver with the dashcam just casually rolls into the intersection at the start, on the same red>

A bit more.

Yeah. I’m an ex aerospace engineer. I was just speaking metaphorically about tossing them out the door.

Good point.

I’m in favor of disabling Cooper Vanes.