That's it? That's all you've got. Wow. You must hate that people like me who loving fun can have a good time at work. Anyway, clean up on aisle 4.

As much as I want to agree (I live in a Sears Osborn model house built in 1925), Sears can't even build a decent ratchet anymore! In all seriousness, the advent of the power circular saw took away the competitive advantage that pre-cut frame houses had. No money to be made/saved that way anymore.

Without the GIF, I wouldn't get anything. My work blocks YouTube videos.

Did the other riders circle the Mazda and attack everyone inside for not yielding to their group?

The snow for the most part isn't too bad. A lot of the foreign drivers that aren't used to the winter driving are what cause the accidents. This year we got a few feet that stayed for a while and it just finished snowing about a week ago. The street cars don't really have an issue with the snow, but neither do the…

Not bad. However, the cargo area is pretty small. Was not thrilled when we tried to fit our medium dog crate to find that it simply will not fit in the back. There is more room than in the BMW 3 series wagon, but still, it is not sufficient in many ways.

I think the whole point of public transit would be to make it more efficient, subway's would be the best option for cities, for towns then electric buses would be a good idea, they don't impair other vehicles driving, for streetcars when it rains or snows the tracks get wet and reduce stopping distance for all other…

Unless you drive an electric bus. Can't imagine the scenario when a trolley runs out of juice!

What he means to say is: "It's all great to sell a 70k car, but what then? How do you continue to make money off of the sucke...I mean customer if you can't charge $300 for an oil change?"

"They're doing great now, but wait until the big boys start making electric cars." is a sentiment that has been shared about Tesla for as long as I've known about Tesla. I get the feeling that in 10 years, people will honestly be saying "Sure, Tesla sold 3 million cars last year, but wait until the big boys start…

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I was captain of my Formula SAE team in college, I had a high GPA when I interviewed for an internship. And I became fast friends with the chief engineer. Go to a good school, get involved in things like Formula SAE, and keep a high GPA.

When a news anchorman reported the pilots' names of Asiana flight 214 that crashed last year were 'Sum Ting Wong' and 'Wi Tu Lo'. http://www.mediabistro.com/tvspy/epic-ktv…

Yep. I converted a few years back for the same reasons. Now I can't agree with either side.

A number of companies make little reflectors that stick to your dash, allowing you to see the light even if it's not in line of sight.

Don't you know, this is jalopnik, nobody needs a truck. But seriously, how is it not safe? You can still see forward out of the windshield, you just can't see directly above you. You can see the light while sitting in a normal position while moving, just not when parked underneath it. Leaning forward a little bit…

I'm with you...I have yet to drive a car where the roof doesn't obscure traffic lights at an intersection. And, it's just not a good enough reason to get something gigantic like a truck.

you aren't too far off, haha

I am 6'3" and I was given a mint 94 Saturn SL2... It's a chore to get into and I can't sit straight up in it. I have to lurch downward to see the lights. Almost every single car I've ever owned I've had to do this in except for my old Caprice wagons. Sometimes us tall people don't have a choice as to what we drive. I…

IMHO this is too NSFW for Jalopnik. Posts like this one could result in the site being banned by most workplaces. The censored version is fine, let folks do their own searching for the uncensored version so we can continue to enjoy reading about cars!