I’m expecting bashing for asking, but what about CNG vehicles?

Goddamnit, Cuomo.

I just bought a device that came with MiniUSB.

Goddamnit, MCAS.

Ah, shaking hands with danger... at least they don’t call you 3-Finger Joe.

Then take them back ‘cuz they were all on a lease basis and crush ‘em.

Amazon delivers my drugs now. Everything is fine. I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’m happier now.

Sounds like a case of “I approved it myself” versus “I should run this by Legal before I push this policy message out”.

Today’s reminder FedEx Ground is contracted to individual delivery partners, while FedEx Express is handled by actual FedEx salaried employees. Ironic that Amazon’s contracted sellers aren’t allowed to use a contracted delivery service...

I fucked up my credit in college and I’m still trying to get out of the mess I made. Are you willing to cosign for me?

Aftermarket remote start + poor install bypassing safeties = this happens.

I bought a Cauldryn Fyre Mobile 2.0 for less than this and it boils water in the mug from room temp.

No shit. Musical.ly harbored child exploitation and abuse and now that it’s TikTok nobody seems to give a shit anymore because “it’s a Vine replacement!” 

It’s complex though because even though there’s like ~40 different Mitsubishis they all own shares of each other despite no ‘parent’ Mitsubishi. So it’s like... the weird uncles of each other?

What’s funny is that your Kinja auto-affiliate link system takes that InvestigateAmazon link and appends a full Amazon affiliate string to it...

Also keep in mind Rebecca is the one that got their personal phone wiped that was signed into work accounts...

Give me one of these services that’s actually comparable to a car note + insurance and we’ll talk. I’d be willing to throw $600 at most on one of these kind of ‘subscription car services’. $1500+ is absurd.

Could be worse. Could be a Dodge Journey.

We write about them. We buy them. We’ve talked about them being decimated. We’ve even made a pilgrimage to Funko Headquarters in Everett, Washington to visit the flagship store.

Stadia, as of right now, just doesn’t get along with enterprise networks