I miss the 70s and 80s version of Bigfoot fever. The current Bigfootologists are all weird about it, back then they were either lost city boys or washed up hippies out to hug Bigfoot with peace and love.

I mean... The 60s/70s were also a very different time than even the 90s or 00s...

All of modern art is just a con by rich people playing each other up.

Had to google Rothko paintings, and did a double-take, asking myself if this was legit. Large splotchy colored squares and rectangles is the whole schtick?

This is hardly new. Maybe a garage specific designer is new? However, I don’t think.  Remember Ferris Bueller’s Day Off?

Owen - you should buy this half a million dollar Volvo

Yeah try driving the posted limit in Houston LMAO.  Posted limit inside the loop, 55 mph, ACTUAL speed 80+

The V8...the proper engine for a RWD American muscle car. Well done, guys.

The boomerest boomer mobile that every boomered. Retro styling of the early 00's, but with that added bubbliness of something that was swollen from a bee sting. Bad at being a truck, bad at being a car, bad at being a convertible.

The Geo Metro. Already a terrible car, made even worse with a convertible version. Why ?

Please don’t make me explain why the Nissan Murano CrossCabriolet needs to be at the top, or near the top of this list.

Well he started in the 90's I think, so you’re absolutely right.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Okilly_Dokilly

This should be a slideshow of one.

This is correct. God help you if you are trying to make an international connection at the wrong time, and that applies double if you are traveling to the U.S. (where Air Canada will almost certainly lose your gate-checked bag and give less than zero fucks if you get it back or not)

At first glance I was thinking “that’s actually not so bad...” but hadn’t noticed the bracing attaching the top of the display to the dash.  Ugh, ugh, ugh.

We have one and it’s just more trouble than it’s worth. I love my mandolin for veggies, but unless I’m going to process five pounds of meat or more I’m not breaking out the deli slicer. It was my wife’s purchase and she refuses to let it go, so it just hangs out next to the *sigh* egg cooker and yogurt maker.

I make it a point to always seek out a cashier lane: 1) Alcoholic, so always would need the human to come over and verify age via I. D. in the self-checkout, which can be slow - cashier doesn’t even ask for I. D.; I look 49, am 49. 2) I hate scanning the stuff myself. 3) The baggers always do a much better job than I…

Someone on my local Marketplace was selling a “vintage” Stanley tumbler for $10k LOL

Ah. Gotcha. I was in Toronto in the winter a few years ago. I totally understand what you’re taking about. It’s kind of a madhouse. But, you’re right. People manage. I grew up in Vancouver. For us it’s rain and wind. People still walk, ride bikes etc... Now in Alberta it’s cold and snow. People acclimate. It’s…