Exactly what you’d expect from a #2 overall pick!

I don’t know man, these kinds of posts always feel like “old man screaming at the clouds” type stuff on par with the “huge tragedy that Ferrari/Lambo/whoever stopped selling manuals in super cars!” and “switching expensive car from V12 to turbo V8 (or whatever) is terrible!”

I’m sure they’ll be sad to lose you as a buyer of AMG cars after all of the ones you’ve purchased previously. 

It’s tough to be successful when you’re part of a mediocre franchise, don’t get protected, don’t have anyone to throw to, and have a mediocre (at best!) offense/play calling to work with.

aka one of the ugliest cars BMW ever produced?

Agreed. The first two seasons will hold up over time as a result. Everything after sullies the overall feel of Arrow, but you can just tell people not to watch them.

It’s a M235i because it uses the same engine as the X1, which is a high output turbo 4 instead of the turbo inline 6 used in the M(x)40i designated vehicles.

Or maybe some of us have eyes and can see past the rose-colored glasses to see the interior for what it truly is.

Yeah the big spoiler looks terrible.

I must have missed the whole satirical part of Vice. Explains why I didn’t enjoy it.

I mean... sure, it’s the Jets, but any team is going to struggle missing both starting Tackles and Amari Cooper (plus Cobb) leaving your receiving corps at.... Michael Gallup and Tavon Austin. 

I think the difference is that something like “Black Jeopardy” is an open canvas for great jokes (and often topical ones), while “What’s that name?” is a one note piece that dulls after each repeat. 

Not really. A streamer provides minimal value to Blizzard beyond free advertisement, so them quitting really only hurts themselves. Casters are easily replaced by literally anyone willing to talk about Hearthstone (or other Blizzard games) for hours on end. Players... well there’s thousands of people who would…

There’s no Q either, but I don’t see any equivalent F-ing outrage. Damn letterists.

This sedan with a regular ass engine and that interior would easily be the best sub-LS Lexus sedan in the US.

I never said voice controls are good, just pointing out that’s the big reason to move away from buttons.

Good people on both sides here, really. Think about all of the harm caused by the citizens of Hong Kong!

It is, inside and out. And will undoubtedly be more reliable (not a high bar to crawl over).

People are assuming that’s not the final screens and the interior will look better in production form.

I mean... you do realize they’re going to push voice control as the primary input, right?