christaylor192
taylor192
christaylor192

Yo this is dope as fuck.

Or...perhaps a bypass? 

No airbag, can confirm

80 db is the level of a dishwasher. 95 db is a subway train. The difference is about 6x, the scale is not linear.

Netflix make several hundred TV shows year, I’d happily let them do at least one choose your own adventure thing per month. If it’s not for you, can’t you just ignore it like we all do with 95% of their shit?

The Microsoft Sculpt is the best keyboard because it is ergonomic, extremely comfortable to type on, and easy to use if you touch type. The split numeric keypad also makes its footprint shorter if you do not use the numeric keypad. If you do, it might still be more comfortable to forget it exists and use the keyboard.

The Microsoft Sculpt is the best keyboard because it is ergonomic, extremely comfortable to type on, and easy to use

You've set up a stupid false dichotomy then.

So, they’re supposed to replace all 60,000 at once?

which is worse at being a Jeep than a regular Wrangler, and worse at being a truck than anything this side of a Ridgeline

I love trucks for these reason:

- Place to put my dogs
- Place to put my lawnmower
- Place to put dirty clothes
- Place to put my kids bikes to take them to a park.

Just because you don’t need to do “truck things” doesn’t mean you can’t appreciate the truck

Well done guys. Great article

None of that is true, though.  The reason young people prefer experiences to possession is that experiences are cheap and possessions are expensive.  Eating at a nice restaurant might cost you $50.  Owning a home with a nice kitchen costs a lot more.  Here’s my prediction:  As younger millennials get more disposable

Just listen to people bitch and moan about paying so much for health insurance when they never get anything back in return. Or the people who complain about paying $6k/year but only getting $4k in benefits like covering drugs, hospital visits, etc. THE WHOLE FUCKING POINT IS THAT MOST OF THE PEOPLE PAY MORE THAN THEY

Yep. I have absolutely no need for GPS for 95% of the places I drive in the area in which I live.

you are woefully underestimating the number of people who use navigation and GPS while driving.

The point is that self-driving technology has to be better than a human.

Being better than human and still hitting this woman are not mutually exclusive.

What I got from your story is that your wife is a saint. If this happened to my wife, she might never drive that car again. One of the rules of our marriage is that she gets a reliable car. Once she’s betrayed by a car, it takes awhile (if ever) before she’ll regain confidence in it.

Better idea: sell lifted Safari style 911s instead.

I’m very excited for the day when our generation is spending six figures on, like, a “third off the line” Honda Prelude SH at auction.