My family had a whole hierarchy of trickle down hand me down cars. I hate autos, but I love free.

Ditto. You’ll never see a Bugatti in my carport. Even a used one.

Pause, take a breath, and have some patience next time you start the odyssey home from Target.

That’s the problem. All these vans are priced high, as commercial vehicles that make money for the user, and are business expenses. Any consumer vehicle for personal use does not provide a tax write-off. Apparently Van-life influencers must also write-off costs, as if blogging from a van were a legit business.

Fuck off, you shit ass Nazi prick.

Good advice, I will not waste time here, you are a boot licker.

So “actual free speech” is platforming Nazis and suspending journalists and anyone who says “cis”?

I’m not going to use my time to tell you you’re wrong.  I’m going to use my time to tell you that you’re a piece of nazi sucking shit. 

Exactly. If it was in fact “throwing his heart” and misconstrued as a nazi salute, he could have been out there the next days apologizing and promising not to make that gaff again. But what does he do? He sends a tweet making nazi jokes and then storms Europe pushing alt-right hatered and telling Germans that it’s…

Nobody cares about you lickin’ Elon’ huevos, chief. 

The elmostans are calling his nazi salute “throwing his heart to the crowd”? Seriously? What a bunch of stupid fucking twats. If you have a CT, you get the hate you deserve.

The joys of poverty spec economy cars. I sometimes find myself browsing European listings for an old Peugeot 306 or an Alfa 147 that I can import. Nostalgia is one hell of a drug.

You aren’t wrong. One has an 80mi commute, each way, 3 days a week @12mpg. I’ve begged him to buy a used 2nd gen Prius to commute to work in.

It absolutely is.

Yep. That’s definitely an ongoing trend. Quite a few Raptors, TRX, Ram Rebel, and Cybertrucks like that around me too. It seems like the more ostentatious the truck, the less likely the owner is to actually use it like a truck. Those were “gender affirming” lifestyle purchases, but don’t tell the owners that, they…

He doesn’t have a business that he needs to pay “protection money” for. 

ADAB

As a university professor, I will say that teaching undergraduate snotlings is never repetitive because every year those beasts find new and inventive ways to make life frustrating. It’s like driving an Alfa.

Gloves: How do they work?

That’s what they said.