To be fair, sexist jackwad was addressed to me, not you. While Kinja makes it clear who replies to who, it also isn’t intuitive and very easy to miss.

The only problem I have with countless young ladies joining the Boy Scouts is that we need more of them selling GS cookies and less of the shitty stale popcorn that the Boy Scouts sell. Boy Scouts need to step up their game and make something delicious that I want to buy. Even those shitty candy bars are better than…

But this is part of the problem — the fact that it’s up to the leaders. I’ve had others say that to me too. “Oh our leader really liked camping.” Well that’s great, but why is it a choice? In the cub scout curriculum, all that stuff is mandatory. The same is true with service and STEM. My son is a cub and my daughter…

I was/am a lifelong Girl Scout. We were taught “the really important things like how to start a fire and knots and stuff”. It really depends on the troop leader as to what the girls learn. We camped, hiked, and learned those outdoor skills as well as crafts and business skills from the cookie sales. Girl Scout…

We used to name things only after people died but now we have roads named for people while they are serving their corruption sentences.

Oh man, I drive a FRS and let me tell you, there’s nothing I hate more than rage-driven minivans. It’s like NASCAR except the other car is on stilts and driven by a soccer mom/dad with negative peripheral vision.

I witnessed this first hand yesterday.

You magnificent bastard. :)

One of very few occasions where I agree with DeMuro. Like a broken clock, he’s right twice a day.

To be fair, in any car you’re rarely using anywhere near all of its HP at any time. Judging by RPMs and my own guess at my 117-HP Fit’s power curve, I’m rarely using more than 50-75 HP in regular driving.

It’s the typical American paradigm: lots of power you barely use, and when you do use it you’re really bad at it, but must show off to everyone else how much of it you have.

Outstanding Sir! COTD!

Let’s name it descriptively: The Most Boring Highway Ever

Why? Because naming things is (usually) an easy way for elected representatives to make it look like they care about something. “Let’s honor this person that some people like! All we have to do is spend 10 minutes voting on it! Brilliant!”

+1 Schmilsson... and the sad realization that only us olds will get your reference.

“The two liberal women in the room agreed with this while me and my buddy just don’t see why it’s an issue. Oh and why is this on Jalopnik?”

Cool can’t wait for them to get cleaned sold and then parked in someone else’s garage for 27 years.

So it appears the only way to keep Carroll Shelby from signing a Cobra glovebox is to hide the car from him.

The only reason these were ever desirable is that they were $1000-$3000 and you could mod them. No one wants them stock even if this is a nice survivor. It’s worth $5K, drive for a while and then sell for 3 to a modder.