I see that thing has seating for five passengers with the bed folded up. The sleeping arrangements are going to be a bit cramped, or friendly, depending on your tastes.  😏

I had a 1969 Datsun pickup and it was one of my favorite vehicles of all time. Compact, easy to drive, could haul a mountain if you could fit it in the box, and saint’s above actual tiedowns formed into the outside of the box. I hauled so much shit in that little pickup. Underpowered? Sure. But it would go down the…

Who’s Milton?

I want  him to build me a Lancia Stratos.  

So many many problems with BOP. I wanted to like it, but really couldn’t.

No, but it’s possible he defeats his allies that way.

Exactly. A well reasoned analysis that I agree with.

It’s already one of those white rubber roofs, and I’m actually partially shaded by some trees.

Back in the day when I was a kid it was rare to see cars or homes with air conditioning. A luxury rather than a necessity, in a place where the temperature rarely went above the mid 80's.

I hadn’t seen that one. Thank you very much.  He’s a guy I’d love to play cards with.  He wouldn’t cheat, but if you wanted to see how he’d do it he’d happily show you and you’d be amazed.

I stand corrected.

King Shark?  The character that’s basically a combination of Hulk and Groot, without the charm of either?

You’re right!  Never would have noticed that.

John Larroquette lives somewhere around here. I’ve never seen or met him, but I know a couple of people who have. He’s apparently a very quiet, private person but can occasionally be seen dining out. My friend’s cousin owns a magic shop in town and he comes in there occasionally. Not sure why. It was Harry Anderson…

Finally someone understands how to use Harley Quinn in a movie properly.

You get 25MPG running Kadrons?

Sex and the City news? Who cares.

Yup. A double dose of unseasonable. That said, we also got some pretty gnarly snow in February. Usually a dusting of snow up to maybe a half inch is considered “heavy” snow here. This year we got the jackpot of about 12 inches.

Actually that isn’t what The Olympics are about, but rather is is what The Olympics have become. Or more precisely, it has become a media spectacle hosted by governments for political capital.