Okay, first don't compare public services in Europe, Japan, South Korea to the US. The US is not even close to being as densely populated as most of those, which is why most people own cars and scoff at public transportation.

Am i the only one who thinks this thing is incredibly ugly? I mean look at that ass.

When I want to go out on the town I spend days planning in order to find a baby sitter, figure out a location, make sure we're back in time, etc. and you're telling me party goers on NYE didn't have enough warning to find a ride if they wanted to drink all night? It seriously comes every year.

If you know that you make bad decisions when you drink too much, drink less. Problem solved.

Needs more cell phone

Yup, I specifically nominate first gen in two tone. The worst.

Being a relator, but neither female or successful (part time) I can attest this is 100% accurate.

They are not all in the same. Did she have the safety on? Why was the gun loaded? Why was her purse next to her toddler who had access to her firearm, instead of over her shoulder where only she would have access? Yes, you can responsibly own a firearm. BUT - you have to be responsible. You have to be aware of…

Let's avoid hyperbole as we address this issue. Many thousands of firearm owners did no harm today. It's reasonable to assume a substantial number of those people have been responsible firearm owners.

You mean like those of us who keep our guns unloaded, locked in a safe, and wouldn't dream of letting our children near them? I'm so excited to be an emerald sphinctered mermaid!

On a lighter note, a Naptime Flashmob sounds like the only kind of flash mob I would ever like to participate in.

Yes. The Nova Muscle car. It was my grandfather's favorite.

I'm assuming you've never used either of those on NYE in a semi-densely populated area, if you're suggesting them as viable options.

I'm thinking Ram SRT10 on a tight kart track.

To all viewers of this video outside of the US.

and by "if I'm not mistaken" you mean it was literally in the article you're commenting on.

I have a more difficult time believing the 18 mpg claim than anything weiner-related that the guy says.

My parents punished me for every damn little thing (accidentally breaking a vase, leaving my backpack in the living room, getting a B) and now I'm an adult who lives with the ever present feeling that I'm about to be in trouble for something. I'm fucking 30 years old. So, not the OP, but I don't think I'm a better…

is this the typical built Supra engine with a turbo so big that you can measure its boost lag with a calendar?

You would put a lower power, extremely heavy, poorly performing engine in a car and praise it? What are you, a ricer?