As a graphic artist I’ll break it down: Web design affects how Kinja LOOKS. Engineering affects how Kinja FUNCTIONS. With which of those two do you have the bigger issue?

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As I said yesterday:

No. No. No. You don't need to post to Twitter, Facebook, or whatever when you're driving. If you think you need this, please don't drive ever.

It looks better in that picture then it actually is. It's a project for sure.

My Public Relations instructor was from Russia. On the day of the final, she was asking if we had any final questions or requests, as she was handing out the test. I asked: "Could you say 'Moose and Squirrel'?" She didn't get the joke; shockingly, I got an A in the class...

So how many entries were there? We're all waiting sort of patiently!

One sneaker or a pair of sandals

Kale is really good in lasagna, but that's like defending a Prius by saying batteries are good in a vibrator.

Honest question, are your responses scripted, or approved by marketing guys before being posted? You don't seem to be actually answering the questions, or catching on to any sense of sarcasm or humor.

Is this a definite "No, don't race this car, it wasn't designed to ever be used for track days, just to look good" or just a non-answer?

unfamiliar with that particular vehicle but from my experience with kinja, God help whoever owned one

+1 internets

dear MS-Paint, I need a blur tool please

The main graph looks to me like "When do people spend more or less money on cars." Useless information. I would much rather know "What days do people get the biggest discounts/savings on cars".

What's wrong with having the strap around your neck? If I had it on just one shoulder I'd be constantly paranoid of dropping the camera by accident.

Kill the grille, it still looks like the Fords of yester-year