You are not alone. Also, bears and wolves have a territory measured in miles. When I walk 10 feet from the last wolf/bear only to have the next wolf/bear charge me, or when a wolf attacks head on (they pretty much don’t unless they are literally rabid, in which case no pack) it makes me want to throw the controller.…

Well, at least with the bumb ending I can understand being pissed. The ME franchise was built on story and choice, so the fans were people who cared about that. When you then biff the end (arguably a pretty important element of story) people who payed and invested time specifically for the story have some right to be…

I think we were all with you even before you offered examples. 

Your mother may be 2-3 hours away now, but in two years it will be 3-5 hours away. Bathrooms, snack, and the occasional half hour break to change everything the baby was touching or find an extra bottle because you didn’t actually bring enough, or... well, you should go look at the ‘grossest things kids have done to…

Boston. So many ‘no right on red’ signs. Some make sense but it’s over used to the point of rediculousness. Not even close to the most rediculous thing about driving in Boston (the toll road that you can end up on just by being in the wrong unclearly marked lane and it takes you to the total other side of the city…

[citation needed]

Sure. There are pictures of my great grandfather riding his motorcycle on the wall at the University of Colorado. And you can bet it was just a fat tire bicycle with a motor and fuel tank strapped on ebike style if an ebike was intended to do 40-60 mph on the regular. People will do idiot stuff even with no protection…

Matching pants or hood to go with the Zora armor...

I don't think those fliuds are primarily from people who actually own cars...

BMW i3 too. 

Well, after the third $300 window repair because someone wanted to see if you keep spare change in your glovebox, you maybe decide to let the kids open the door and check. Of course, if you are unlucky, they'll steal your battery, like happened to my neighbor.

/s...

I keep waiting for some toddler or young kid to do this on a Tesla. 

My long term parking is in a garage so I am not much worried about transmitter hacks, so I have my car set to lock automagicaly when the fob exits close proximity for more than a few seconds. It means I have to open a front door or trunk first, but it's otherwise pretty great. Especially when carrying groceries and a…

I mean, it doesn’t deture human theives (just ask anyone in a city with a homeless population), why should it scare a bear?

This. Though those look new enough to have fob locks.

I remember staying in a summer camp where some soda had been left in the camp shop over the winter. The door was locked, so the bears just opened it like a sardine can, then proceded to neatly puncture each soda can so the contents sprayed into their mouths.

Kickstarter?

The problem with using one for kids is that it isn't LATCH or seatbelt compatible. Make one with rubber holes for car seats and seatbelts and I'm in.

You can treat cloth with ultra-hydrophobe. Unless you want your car to smell permanently of boot wax, good luck doing that to leather. Especially the thin perf stuff that's in vogue because people realized leather doesn't breath and gets super hot during the summer and stiff and cold (like the dead body it is) in the…