even more spinning stuff to shred people into bits that get to close.

“I’m sorry officer, I was on my way to Assholeville in the republican of Dumbfuckistan and wasn’t aware that the concept of “laws” applied to me.”

I’d love to see them band together and attempt their own utopian paradise of libertarianism and anarchy. Let’s give ‘em Oklahoma, then put an enormous fence around it.

In life, it is generally a good idea to listen to the men with guns, whether they have badges or not. Even if they’re being kind of unreasonable.

You care, porsche envy, or you wouldn’t have read and commented.

ask that question to yourself, because you seem quite triggered over the whole thing. lol

Sure, bud. It’s the Porsche owners who have fragile egos. Not the vapid man-baby who buys entire companies on a whim (only to burn billions by failing by every conceivable metric) and his bootlicking fans.

If anything, it proves Porsches are the Ultimate sports car you can buy. With only 379hp running in the mid 12s, in a manual is wild.

Who cares? Very clearly Tesla cared since they invented the story ...

What’s crazy to me is they could have claimed that the Cybertruck can do a 13s quarter mile while towing a car and that would still be extremely impressive. But it’s on-brand for them to cherry pick numbers and misrepresent what their products can actually do.

Cybertruck owner has a cannabis business. That tracks. What doesn’t track is that he likes to be different but is also shy, and those three facts don’t jibe. He thought he was gonna be king bro with a CT and is disappointed by the harsh reality of the many people with eyes that see in his city, and who instinctually re…

Yup.

For anything other than a short (i.e., one where I can get away with just the suit I’m wearing) business trip, I have no problem with checking a bag. I’ve never had bags lost, and I’ve never waited very long to check or pick up my bags. The modern overhead-bin drama created by all the “I will die before I check a bag”…

Work Travel: Carry-on only

I check one big bag every time I go on a major trip and I have yet to have any kind of trouble. I don’t need to worry about fighting with overhead space, so I’m not in any rush to board. I don’t need to tiny-size my toiletries, I can just throw them in the checked bag. I don’t know why this is a big deal for people.

The Jalopnik commentariat seems to be comprised of 85% casuals who only know about cars they’ve seen on Top Gear or Donut Media. 

You have a Ferrari 412 T1 shown for the ‘67 Eagle Westlake. Ironically covered in garish advertising and hardly a missile. 

I get that these listicles are supposed to elicit a response, but man this is a bad list. 

On one hand, Selling Guy doesn’t appear to be too far off usual prices these SVOs go for:

The City of Seaside where you can’t have your boat on your driveway. Seaside