You. Out. Now.

You and KAG25 miss the point. These are driven by the same people that used to drive Tahoes and Expeditions and never once used the extra space or the off road capability at ALL. They never needed or used more than what they’d get out of a Camry but they were all brainwashed by the crowd into giant SUV monstrosities…

That is exactly how I view them. The people driving them wouldn’t opt for a reasonable sedan, they are former Suburban / Expedition drivers and we should be thankful they’ve been weaned away from those monstrosities. Every time I see one I think it’s one less gigantic monster Tahoe type POS on the road and I’m glad of…

Who decided “hermaphrodite sounds crappy”? Was there a meeting at some point and time when it was voted on? Who makes these decisions to just swap out a term for a new euphemism to satisfy their quest for politically correct language? It’s a pointless quest, as changing the word because “it’s insulting” is getting it…

Now THAT is the goddamned JOKER.

Heath Ledger was not.

Well said. The prudish anti-sex moralism of some modern so-called feminists would be appalling to the proud and brave women who fought for sexual liberation before they were born.

I do not at all care for this woman or her so-called music, finding her as vapid and shallow as pretty much any other corporate manufactured pop princess or boyband heartthrob, but she's right. Papparazzi (not just in Australia but anydamnedwhere) are slime and should be outlawed. Keep the photos to events and public…

Which one operates the autojacks?

http://blog.hemmings.com/index.php/2013…

What do I win?

I'm pretty sure it was America's ONLY "6-pass enger car" regardless of rating. In fact I have no idea what the hell an enger car even is, no matter how many -pass it is.

I don't care what anyone says, this is and will always be the ultimate Corvette in my eyes and the only one I would actually want to own. It's perfect.

What women exactly are being "objectified"? Do you even know what the term means?

Here's a definition from a feminist site:

A public figure attracts all sorts of attention both positive and negative, that is a fact of life well known long before now. You and I will never be able to change that, not without changing human nature so radically that the species that remains wouldn't be recognizable as human. And so, knowing this, YES I would…

When did I say anything of the sort? I never said she was "asking for it" nor that "she deserved it", merely that it is an inevitable side effect of being famous and attractive. And that the benefits far, far outweigh the drawbacks. Again, if I could trade places with her and have her life instead of mine I would not…

Let me ask you this, you who imagines him or herself to have such a more well-developed soul than mine:

Would you accept 100 million dollars if the price was that somewhere on the internet there existed a group of sexually explicit photographs of you? Because I sure as fuck would. So again, you'll have to excuse me for…

Oh, I feel so sorry for a woman whose good looks have enabled her to make millions upon millions of dollars from people who like to look at images of her —just not the wrong kinds, is what you're saying? Sure on principle it's wrong to steal and distribute nude pictures of people without their consent, but honestly in…

If the woman in question was post-pubescent, it's not child pornography. It's still illegal, but a post-pubescent woman is a teen, not a child. The term ephebophilia as contrasted to pedophilia exists for a reason, and any sexual images of a person between the completion of puberty and the age of legal majority fall…

I can't imagine why such a picture of me would exist, I presume photoshop or something, but with my body I'd be laughing my ass off if someone decided I was fapworthy. And very confused. But mostly just laughing. Because really, not even I wanna see me naked.

If I did have a killer body, though, and millions of dollars…

I wish. Mine was the crappiest of the low end 4-cylinder cars with pretty much zero options, but it was a fun car to drive with great handling (for a FWD car, at least) with a useable back seat for two adults and a surprising amount of cargo room under that hatchback. It was much like my first car ( a 1981 1/2 Corolla…