I appreciate the props! I guess ever since I was a kid, I daydreamed about wetware and transhumanism and the futures like this to come(and I was born wayyy back in 84). The internet was a concept to me before it was ever a reality to anyone else.

It'll take some time and patience but they will get there.

By now the mechanic that'd fixed the car last was closing up shop, and I couldn't figure out where the oil was leaking from, so I decided to call my day done. My phone was running out of juice, so instead of checking Twitter, I replaced my front shocks. I somehow managed to strip one of my lug nuts in the process.

In an ideal situation, I foresee Tesla by 2025 becoming a dominant force in technological advancement not only in vehicles but the way we Human in general. All these innovations will coalesce over time in some fantastic and broad reaching ways.

this is one of the funniest and most relevant things I've seen you post here.

majestic, really.

I have to agree with your view. You are a beta tester. Much like adopting any new product from any manufacturer, you are effectively willing to put up with some hiccups to help the product grow into a second improved generation more stabilized for general consumption. I applaud the choice to do so. I've done it. …

Never change, Caity. Never change.

What?!?!?! WHAT? You work with Notley? That blessed sometimes shambling mess of a genius cartoonist and peggle person? I'd call you lucky as he's pretty good shit in my books. Send him my regards as a fan!

literally, I'm sure.

I can verify this. Bloody things would climb a tree if the bark would stay on.

Vicious business. Makes a person so inclined to be evil want to seed his competitors ground with used motor oil and make a tip call. As to the above, just plainly noting that if it's been remediated, it's not as bad as inheriting a leaky tank. Open files can be dealt with.

As per the article, it looks like they did the remediation for the underground stuff.

I came here to say this. I'd rather have a last gen c63 than any model of the 2015 C. I can understand the need for cohesive design language across the model line, but... I just liked how much the last C stood out. Making it a baby S does it no good.

Fuck you, MB. I want one without this. This is undoubtedly the worst trend in automotive interior design right now.

that moment.

The contractual obligation Toyota. Always good for a giggle

Ahh, the Streisand effect.

+1

I was speaking to the Clarkson that was. Here, I shall quote the Clarkson that is.