When making stuffed peppers, I boil the bell peppers by themselves for 3 minutes or so before putting the stuffing in them and then baking them.

I wanted a G35 coupe sooo bad when they first came out. Now, I only see one type of person driving them: white trash.

It’s not that Millenials aren’t into motorcycles; they’re just not into crappy motorcycles ridden by fat, old white men.

Nobody (well, *almost* nobody) complains that suburbia is too far of a commute to their jobs—most of them moved there on purpose.

Yes, this! Jalopnik here had an article a few weeks ago about H-D’s new “lineup.” The bulk of the article was trying to convince the reader that there were, indeed, 8 different models in the new lineup--because every single one of them looked the exact same.

Neutral: Would you buy a new Harley if you had the money?

Came here for this GIF, was not disappointed.

My basement is no longer a fire hazard, thanks to Kindle!

4. Take perpetual sexual harrassers out back and curb-stomp them into oblivion.

...41 percent skipped medication or treatment to save money.

This needs to be used to transport Lemons cars to and from the track.

I was forced to watch one episode. I laughed not once. It is completely un-funny. I guess I don’t get it, but I thought Millennials such as myself were the intended audience, so *shrug*.

Wow, it’s almost like Porsche has decided to use the Cayenne to be their testbed for new technology!

Was your advice to “accidentally” light the car on fire and have his insurance sort it out? Because that’s what my advice would’ve been.

Who the heck is dumb enough to lease a used car?!

I do this anyway, and I don’t have kids. I have a small, stuffed Charizard that has inexplicably gone on every business trip with me for the past 10 years.

Yes, insurance companies actually DO dictate how repairs are done. They can demand that a body shop use used parts on a car, for instance, by not paying for new ones. (This happened to me when my Mustang was backed into in a parking lot; my insurance company refused to pay for a new door, and the shop had to procure a…

Considering the fact that I’ve heard from body shop owners that insurance companies dictate what type of part they’re allowed to use and even the type of paint, I’m going to go out on a limb here and say that the asshole insurance company probably demanded this.

Yep. A woman rear-ended my car at a light. (It was a minor collision with only about $900 in paint and trim damage.) Her insurance company insisted I go to one of their repair shops.

Scummy insurance company insisting the repair shop perform cheaper, substandard repair?