*Gets beat

Battlefield even did “modern warfare” before CoD

I, for one, love the pissing contest between CoD and Battlefield. “Oh you did WW1? Well I’mma gonna claim WW2 before you! Nyah nyah”

White lady in Kansas. She’s not getting any harsh anything.

It’s the people cruising in the middle lane when the right lane is empty that drive me nuts. Completely borks up the traffic flow.

Where you are, they’re actually going, albeit more slowly than necessary, instead of stopping in the middle of an intersection for a little navigation break?

I can’t believe I need to say this, but - Not always. A 20% rise at 20 bucks a barrel (that’s 4 bucks, bringing it to $24) won’t generate the pain that a 20% rise at $100 a barrel will (bringing it to $120).

this is in Ca bay area, people drive me nuts. Im forced to pass people on back roads illegally due to their insanely slow driving speed. In traffic its even worse, no one pays attention to anything. Just hides in their giant SUV and doodles with their phone.

I was waiting for the pets and their names until you two interrupted.

Exactly, trip consolidation.

Cool, will you tell us more about your life?

Not really flawed.. just stupid.

It could also mean, “hey I want to go to Target right now” becomes “I guess I can wait to go to Target on my way home from work.” Trip consolidation

Well on the bright side, the large slower SUVS and trucks will hopefully be driven less. That leaves all of us with sporty 4 bangers and better mileage cars to go a decent speed. I hate being stuck behind giant SUVS and trucks going 25 in a 35 zone for no reason.

Because the percentage is what matters.

*Looks at skyactiv Mazda 3 in driveway*

The percentage sounds a lot more impressive than saying $10/barrel rise. Click bait headline FTL.

20% is definitely a big bump, however, he follows that up with ‘automakers are screwed,’ which makes no sense, seeing that 60$ a barrel isn’t really too expensive.

Gas is high, let’s buy reasonably sized cars that fits our needs and lifestyles!
Wait, gas is back down now, let’s buy humongous SUVs and pick-up trucks we won’t use 10% of their potential, just because we can!

Oil is expected to rise by $10 a barrel in 2017...