I checked out a year ago and I have no intent of ever returning. It’s become impossible to stay competitive without building a deck that is 85% the latest expansion.

It wasn’t even two years ago that everyone had two dozen planeswalkers in their deck. I can’t remember the expansion - maybe War of the Spark?

This looks like a Dodge Dart silhouette to me

There is no balance, that’s the problem. You cannot play a deck build of cards for last year and be competitive.

Power creep in MTG has been absurd for awhile, but the introduction of Planeswalkers (especially the ‘everyone gets a dozen planeswalkers’ expansion) really killed it for me.

Blue is one of the best colours for a car, either bright or dark.

Red is the worst colour for a car.

Why should the cheaters get an opportunity to replay their matches without cheating?

I have no love for the Fiero, but my heart yearns all the same.

1. Start with the car with the dead battery. Attach the positive cable (red) to the positive of the dead battery. Then on to the car with the working battery. Attach the positive(red cable), then negative (black cable) on the working vehicle. Next go back to the dead vehicle and attached the black cable (negative) to…

1. Start with the car with the dead battery. Attach the positive cable (red) to the positive of the dead battery.…

This isn’t unusual at all. Telecoms companies, pharmaceutical companies etc. frequently have ‘lower quality’ subsidiaries. 

That lead image makes me miss Interstate 76/82.

I also avoid buying from gas stations where they’re getting their fuel delivered, as that stirs up any sediment at the bottom of the tanks.

I also avoid buying from gas stations where they’re getting their fuel delivered, as that stirs up any sediment at…

AFAIC, rental cars might as well come with rebuilt titles.

I don’t mind it, but it certainly doesn’t grab me. But that’s probably not what the designers in this market are going for.

Not that the cops were likely to know this, but most people cannot sit down in a Stormtrooper costume without assistance. That’s probably why she struggled to kneel. 

That’s fair. I find it quite easy to do in my Focus and my father’s Mustang.(I think Sync 3 is pretty good). But it’s a chore to do so in my wife’s Ioniq. I’d get frustrated pretty quick if I was just wading into that sort of thing.

That’s not really new vehicle technology. Cars have had faders for decades.

Most people who smurf tend to be.

Safety in old(er) cars is exactly why I’m so reluctant to purchase what has been my ‘realistic dream car’ for two decades; a late 80s Iroc Camaro.