The last thing this “family” needed was a javelin...

This was never a good idea in the first place. You shouldn’t use food to make fuel

Sigh.

I will never, literally never, purchase a crossover or SUV. If that means I’m eventually babying along a 40 year old hatchback, so be it, but I have absolutely no interest whatsoever in that sort of car.

Why is the answer never to just build an updated version of the A-10?

It makes no sense to blame any generation for low new car sales. Nobody is obligated to buy a car.

I believe I created a prototype of the solution when I was 12. You see, you get a long piece of track at the end of the tunnel, include a couple loops to slow the cars down a little, and then launch them off a sweet jump that sends them safely into your mom’s couch.

Ford can suck a fat one. This product strategy and marketing is bullshit.

Admittedly I forgot the Focus RS is on the way out soon. Also, I’m not really convinced the current Mustang will stick around as long as that report claimed. I’ll try and get some more intel at NYAS.

ANYTHING offered in a two-tone would be welcome, by any manufacturer. Todays monochromatic styling with horrid plastic grills needs to go away. No one wants an angry Nissan Versa and an Altima with a giant scowl isn’t fooling anyone. Lets get some fun colors back and mix in that two-tone joy.

Scrolled down to find this comment/post it myself, was not disappointed.

Yes. It runs the company.

Looked for Fancy Kristen tag, none to be found. I am disappoint. 

I did.  I think I just confused it for the T-Type.

Let’s talk Quantum Leap for a moment.

First, IMHO, many episodes don’t hold up today. Its heart was in the right place, but it also raised troubling ethical questions (is Sam making choices for people? what happens when they go back to their lives?), and its serious topics (racism, abuse of the mentally ill, sexual…

I hated the ending of Orphan Black. Not the clones hanging out, casual hangout sessions were always the thing the show did best, but just how convoluted and weak the mythology got. Also, that conspiracy did a shockingly bad job of restraining Helena and Sarah. 

Mr. Regular and his wandering, gutter-brained sense of humor doesn’t fit all. Not by a long shot. But if one were able to consider his writing, and were able to set aside his delivery if it were to offend your senses, you might be able to see that he is a writer of high caliber. A unique voice for a decidedly…

Well I was questioning all this but now I’m totally convinced. 

Doesn’t this inevitable create technocratic urban centers with massively high housing costs?