I’m imagining it the other way around:

Hey Eddie! I was reading Alanis’s piece because holy crap the vitriol she and her fellow women car journalists get compared to the stuff I get as a woman covering tech and nerd stuff is incredible (and I love her coverage of the subject).

Yeah, unless you’ve worked directly with women who’ve been on the receiving end, you can be aware that it goes on.  But you won’t realize how vile it can be.  

Sadly, Facebook taught us that the ‘Anonymity’ portion is unnecessary and people are proud to be total fuckwads with their name, picture, and place they live attached to their shitposts.

Like you said the Tundra is dead reliable. They’ve been selling the exact same truck for a decade so all of the major problems have been ironed out (more or less).

Yes. They sell to loyal repeat customers. My brother is on his 3rd Tundra ( he always buys the top trim level). I am trying to push him to a GMC 2500HD. But he says he is OK with the Tundra. 75 percent of the time he has a 9k pound dump trailer on the back going to his different job sites. He runs the trucks up to…

Ok.....

Yes, especially if you have multiple cars to rotate through. I would say 5k a year is a lot of miles for an M5. 

Well they did shave probably 300lbs when they stripped it of the folding top and basically all of the interior minus the dash and center section.

You forgot the /s at the end of your comment...

But an English Imperial gallon is a little smaller than an American gallon

Impossibolognese!

Well designed switches should make it much harder to trigger auto-down. So you should still have fine control over the window placement.

The solution is a slight detent in the down motion of the window switch. Push past the detent for auto down. Hold at the detent for partial.

And you can easily hose out the interior to get rid of any spills.

Prius V.

Toyota Prius V. 40MPG, hauls lots of stuff, tall doors, easy to get in and out of. Only problem is beating the Uber drivers to the good used ones.

I never said it wasn’t. We’re clearly talking about the Huy Fong Foods brand mentioned in the article. 

Thai recipe made by an american that came from vietnam with chinese origins...

My Brother’s Bar makes a pretty good burger, and Kerouac drank there.