No. In making this apologia for a snuff film you lie to yourself and you insult your readers.

Perhaps some of us are appalled (but not shocked) by this because our eyes have been open for a long time: we are all too aware of war's reality, and gain no pleasure whatsoever from viewing the deaths of our fellow men.

What the hell is this doing on Jalopnik? Yes, I know you go beyond cars and that can be cool, but this is a video of terrified people plunging to their deaths, posted for entertainment purposes.

It's a little confusing to call it "Ireland's first abortion clinic", as "Ireland" is usually taken as shorthand for "Republic of Ireland".

Between this sermon-to-sinners and the Impala Man life saving miracle-in-the-desert from earlier, it seems as if a case of Messiah Complex might be descending. I get it, you're awesome.

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I prefer "Vauxhall Nigel" or "Vauxhall Trevor".

Hard to believe, but this is something I'd never thought about. Thanks for bringing up the issue.

It's a joke based on an old Saturday Night Live (tv show) sketch.

I'm a literature prof at one of those fancy colleges in New England, and I have never come across the word "agrestic" before. Well done.

I have no intention of attempting to change your mind, which is clearly quite fixed.

How can you take midwesternmom's words as anything other than an obvious (and not unfunny) joke?

Hark! That's the sound of a storm going off in search of tea-cup.

What you've completely missed is that your experience stands very much beside the point: the article deals with a particular event at Dartmouth, not your own worthwhile experience. To read that you enjoyed your time in a sorority is heartening but not strictly relevant.

Thank you for your contribution.

"My sorority introduced me to a diverse range of fascinating people and nothing like this ever happened"

Rather than asking for definitive knowledge of who the dealer was, we should be asking for confirmation that the incident took place.

Heinkel.

As far as I can remember, the radio is egg-shaped too.

True. I despair of modern Peugeots. Even Citroen isn't very odd any more.