Better. The Camrys and Solara section came off a bit forced though.

Stop fostering a reasonable internet.

Wait, a Subaru that got stuck. Fake! or perhaps someone who doesn’t know how to drive on sand. or maybe a vehicle not really set up for where the driver took it. Meh. in today’s world I choose fake as my truth.lol

I have to admit. I like the way your luxury barge looks. And your solution for it being too large to take off the beaten path. You just found wider unbeaten paths. ;)

Vehicle about to tip over, of course you like the idea.

We will, if you can build us an on-ramp. I haven’t been able to find one yet.

That’s just Kinja being Kinja.

Ah, someone did say it in the comments. That was my thought as well.

My thought was, ‘Ferrari gonna Ferrari.’ ... Ah, I just needed to get out of the top of the comments.

Not sure if there would end up being hidden costs with exchange rates, but XBox live 12 months is always less than $50 (¥4980)on Amazon.co.jp. It’s a download so there shouldn’t be an issue with shipping costs.

Not sure if there would end up being hidden costs with exchange rates, but XBox live 12 months is always less than…

Kinja gonna Kinja.

Do you mean the OP? or the pedestrian involved in the accident in the article whom the OP describes as a victim while the investigation is ongoing?

I agree with you. It’s entirely likely that Uber wouldn’t allow another system to potentially interfere with their proprietary system. Two OSs trying to control one vehicle might mean the human override wouldn’t work.

Your comment is saying the car had .36 seconds to apply the brakes. Looking at the rest of your comment it seems as if you meant to put .45 seconds for brakes to be applied. Not that it really matters. I don’t know that even one mph would be shaved off in the initial .3 seconds

You’ve convinced me that they probably threw tarp over an old one and did some light photoshopping.

That’s only rare in some parts of the globe. In Japan the Prius is just another car.

I’m sorry, but the fact that he never settled does not bolster your argument. The article states that he never found their offers sufficient. It states that the plaintiff never came close to covering his costs.

Maybe he did.

I’m curious why no one just grabbed a bag (or ten) of gravel to make a temporary fix (once the the news crew was gone, and there weren’t witnesses).