I assumed that hidden photo was going to be a satin baseball jacket with the Corvette logo. I used to see the Corvette club types wearing those when I went to shows. Many moons ago I had a ‘69 roadster and went to a few local CC outings. Nice folks for the most part but there were a few insufferable twats that…

Sounds like another desirable feature that people appreciate, but dealers wouldn’t order, so “low demand” is slowly eliminating it.

The audio was even worse than the transcript; Green was practically foaming at the mouth, which had the unintended consequence of indicating exactly who was threatening reporters for doing their job.

I don’t want to be basic but I don’t know how? That is the epitome of being basic.

She sounds like literally the most basic person possible. Buying a new crossover will only encourage that image, regardless of what it is.

As soon as someone states they’re looking for ways to “not be basic” it’s guaranteed they already are and all following solutions will continue their basicness by default.

...and alas, an FJ or any off-roady Toyota is also basic af in southern California...

“my car will essentially be a statement of who I am. And it needs to say: yes I can fit in here but no, I’m not a carbon copy and I don’t need your approval.”

Agreed! I just bought one, it’s the bee’s knees.

The idea that Cubs fans aren’t racist fucks is a joke. The “Horry Kow” t-shirts that were happily bought up by idiot fans? Milton Bradley’s tales of being harnessed in the outfield (to be fair, it was Milton Bradley)? The t-shirts that were popular showing Albert Pujols mowing the lawn (bonus for the same shirt but…

The G-Spot.

Also, Cubs fans frequently injure themselves when cheering for popups to the second baseman that they thought were home runs.

Are you referring to Tim Anderson saying it, cause he kinda gets to.

White Sox fan here, can confirm. I go to the Cell/Comiskey (I’m not calling it Guaranteed Rate, fucking sorry) when I want to see baseball, and when I want to laugh at the utter chaos of humanity, I go hang out on Clark near Wrigley and watch the area crowds slowly melt into puddles of alcohol and vomit. It’s glorious…

I’m just here to say that I never realized Cincinnati was the same shape as Alaska and that it’s freaking me out.

Do you know what is actually amazing about you bringing this up?

Even as a Cubs fan I agree about White Sox games. It’s a much more pleasant place to catch a game, not to mention cheaper. And I can take the Red Line there, too.

It’s always been like this. Doesn’t matter if they win or lose, people are going to Cubs games to get shitfaced in the stadium and at the bars just steps away outside. There’s pretty much zero parking in that area, so people just get on the Red Line or take the bus there and back. The bars are overcrowded and the…

surprising how many dont like it. I do. quite a bit actually. 

But... how does one roll coal in an e-truck?