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Yes, it matters.

It doesn’t really matter in the context of this post, I’ll grant you (even though it’s lazy journalism), but it matters when people throw around the word assault rifle as a generalization for this type of gun while actual assault rifles have been illegal for unlicensed civilian use for decades. I will

Now I feel lucky that my worst Jiffy Lube story is when they lost my key immediately after completing the service and I had to wait another hour for them to fumble around searching for it.

I’ve won by 0:00.000 in GT4 before!

Now I have a deadline for when I need a PS4 and a wheel by. Though I suppose Gran Turismo was the main reason I wanted a PS3 when it came out as well, so it’s only fair to continue the trend.

You say that like it’s a bad thing.

Of course it was a West Virginia cop.

Although completely unrelated to the Egyptian army bands, I love the last recording and the history behind it. From the YouTube description: “This was recorded by the Portsmouth Sinfonia in an experiment where all the members of the orchestra would swap instruments with each other and attempt to play them to the best

See, I’d much rather have a giant rear window than a giant windshield. It’s cool of course, but I can see out of normal windshields just fine. A big rear window doesn’t look cool but helps a lot with visibility. (Source: I drive a 2002 Subaru Forester.)

As a former DC resident, people never believe me when I give them examples of just how horrifically awful 95% of drivers in the area are. It is mind-boggling how someone can be so bad at something.

That swoop in the interior that echoes the exterior is the coolest thing ever.

Definitely not, because both occupants were killed instantly.

That clip seems to be a low-quality ripoff of World’s Wildest Police Videos, which is where I saw this clip first years ago and learned the information above. More informative, better narrator, less cheesy sound overdubs (if I remember correctly), etc...

It’s hideous, but the Jeep Shawnee would be possibly my favorite car ever if it was real.

My mom accidentally ran over my foot with her Highlander once. She was mortified, but all I felt was a little pressure, so after assuring her many times that I was ok, I just walked off as if nothing had happened. Weird how that works...somebody use science to explain that to me.

I’ll have what they’re having.

My car is 14 years old and I’ve never had to replace anything on that laundry list of $5500 parts, let alone all at once. I don’t think a few bad apples means that this kind of thing “should be expected” from a car built in the 21st century.

Born in ‘93, and I had both actual Micro Machines and the video game. :D

Am I the only one who doesn’t like it?

I’m the kind of person who thinks going through drive-throughs, toll booths, and parking garage ticket dispensers is way too easy and convenient, so I would buy lots of cars that make those menial tasks much more difficult.

It’s definitely Geneses, but I think we should make it Geonosis instead.