A lot of the time activists will tout that their actions are the reason for a stock decline when there are much more obvious/predicted reasons. Right wingers celebrated target’s stock decline during the brouhaha over bathrooms but there was a quarterly earnings call the same week where target had negative results due…

It depends on how contracts and compensation agreements were written/worded. College interns famously came up with the dorito shell taco but the agreement they signed with taco bell stated that anything they came up with was the property of taco bell, etc.

ah yes, the avgn ghostbusters 2016 review approach

I’m not sure if they mean balance as saying nice things about the CT or not writing articles like scoffing at a CT on all seasons struggling to get up an incline driveway in a foot of snow (though pretty much any other vehicle in similar circumstances would perform the same). There are plenty of issues that are unique…

https://www.vulture.com/2015/06/the-rise-of-consumer-comedy.html

I don’t wash in sunlight for the same reason (that and cool water on hot metal isn’t great for paint either), but have never heard “don’t do that or the car won’t work”, yeesh

Not that i agree with all of the guy’s sentiments but california is a lot more susceptible than other places to wildfires that can result from cooking with an open fire

I think some of the fear comes from unpredictability/erratic behavior associated with untreated mental illness and substance abuse, which is often a factor contributing to why someone becomes/stays unhoused

i feel similarly about the genre, though it was maddening trying to work through it in its original language with grades on the line

Mystical realism made me drop spanish as a college minor. Reading stuff in aura and struggling with “is this real? imagined? a language colloquialism?”, felt like giving a non-english speaker a novelization of twin peaks and hoping they figure it all out

came to say this is extremely tame markup for a porsche design product. It’s usually something like a $700 blackberry in a metal enclosure selling for $2k and also it will be obsolete in 3 years

Professional Widow (2016 Remaster) (youtube.com)

yeah, “i respect and praise what beyonce is doing but am just not into a pop star’s country album” isn’t the spiciest take out there

from the photo it looks like the cover slides forward and gets pinned under the gap where the lower dash/bulkhead meets the floor, holding the pedal down. Not sure how firmly it holds it/how hard it is to dislodge, but “any” is the wrong answer for a car driving in real world situations

i thought of volvo too, but they fell victim to corporate consolidation/parts sharing with ford on stuff like the lousy s40

thought the same thing, any company close to this is likely exclusively developing/selling low volume, “cost is no object” cars, which yeah- given that they should all be good. Among “normal” automakers? Porsche maybe? 

Given i’m dropping off of invincible due to the cheap “yeah that was a big, impactful moment where that character died, but guess what? they didn’t really die” fakeouts, more heroes is the hardest pass for me

NYC also let ben chen off scot free after driving like a jackass on drugs (and on film) and hitting a bunch of parked cars with a gemballa carerra gt

hahahaha, yeah that’s up there with the ferrari FF handling 4wd by having two independent gearboxes

Wild to think that the time has passed for “i wouldn’t buy it but still want it to come to the US” euro cars. Weighs a million pounds, no stick and priced into 911 GTS territory? CP, I’d get the GTS or two hellcats if i had to have that much horsepower