That has the 5.2L Vatican10 right?

Me sharing my review of the Pope Lambo

What, no Diablo? Missed opportunity.

Let’s hope that he sprayed it with Holy Water to prevent it from bursting into flames.

The top five donors to Warner? Tobacco, transportation, finance, finance, finance.

This is Gawker Jezebel Splinter. It’s always the patriarchy’s fault.

Gotta ban all pets, too.

Preach on my friend! I’ve never in my life (I’m about 40) known even one man to say (any permutation of) “I can’t wait to spend $3k-$10k on an engagement ring and then another $2k-$5k on a wedding set!”.

Grind down those rivet heads, bust off the last sixteenth with a chisel. Way faster, no drilling required.

“Lastly, get yourself the biggest bag of patience you can find. This procedure is going to take a bunch of the stuff.”

The two impressive items of this story:

you think that men actually want to spend a ton of money on a gaudy trinket? nah. you can blame the “patriarchy” all you want, but the truth is that the vast majority of women expect, or even demand men waste money on the most expensive ring they can get, and then dump another load of money and time into the wedding…

I’m not sure what sucks more, Cardi B’s music or spending thousands of dollars on a wedding ring?

Of course! Systematic racism is used to refer to the set policies and procedures (normally upheld by an institution) that (either directly or indirectly) limit minorities opportunities or influence their lives in various ways. Without breaking into detail redlining would be an example of a type of systematic racism…

WTF is that, salad dressing?

Once you put a coffee can on the exhaust, too, prepare to see some serious shit.

That, and the ton of other problems with these things that nobody seems to talk about. How do they navigate through drive-throughs? How do they know to pull up to the keypad before a gate so I can enter the gate code? What happens at the gas station? What if a stop light is in flashing red or amber mode? What’s the…

A big part of this puzzle that nobody in the car enthusiast community ever seems to be aware of is that poor people have limited or nonexistent access to credit. Current car-sharing services require a credit check and a card with enough free balance on it to cover a hefty security hold. Even if you could afford the…

How can you even propose an Uber-only model? At $1.55 per mile in LA, with a $1 base cost, my daily commute alone would cost me $94. For my average 20,000 mile per year mileage, you’d be looking at around $31K per year. I don’t spend anywhere near $31K on buying and running a car.