What if Toyota said they actually named the vehicle for the movie?

I was bored and watched The Crew. My lasting impression is that it’s just a generic office sitcom, and that office happens to be a NASCAR team. The Crew could just as easily be set in a warehouse, accounting firm, baseball team, etc and pretty much all the same office politics, clichéd romantic plots, and jokes would…

Ahhhh je vois. It’s like Ford’s “combating the deficit by cancelling revenue-generating projects and services” initiatives.  Promoting “green energy” by cancelling nearly-completed wind farm projects.

There’s absolutely nothing confusing about Ford’s greenbelt plans. Ford wants to fastrack plans to pave over the greenbelt so his developer buddies can spring up new subdivisions, strip malls and warehouses.

The AB model seems to work, but at the end of the day so does the Ontario one. The LCBO is great, and the only major criticisms I seem to hear about it is that: A) they’re not open late, and B) they pay their employees more than minimum wage.

As a resident of Ontario, the question that nags me is why? Why is this so important to the Premier? Why now?

Ontario Premier, and alleged former drug dealer, Doug Ford has a bizarre obsession with distracting folks from other issues with alcohol-related promises.

Stupid. Who wants to drink at a corner store?

Neutral: More trains and train-related stuff, because trains are cool.

Ricciardo is the driver I cheer for, he’s just so damn likeable.  I think with McLaren he could maybe challenge for some podiums, but I’ve decided Alpine is the team I will be cheering for in 2021.

Any highway when visibility goes to shit. Added bonus if the others on the road don’t turn on their lights, and all you see of the traffic around you are cars/trucks momentarily appearing out of the fog/torrential downpour/blizzard, becoming visible for a few brief seconds while they pass you before disappearing…

The locals who hired us were an hour late, go figure.

They had a chance to rid themselves of Trump, but chose not. (Again)

Me thinks we have ourselves a case of the pot calling the kettle black, eh?

Making sure to include the panel gap checks in the video: priceless.

I wouldn’t trust those robots.  They’re probably increasing/decreasing the panel gaps by a few millimetres every couple of cars and giggling amongst themselves when we don’t notice. All just to fuck with us.

The video was recorded at a Circle-K in Furuset just outside of Oslo, Norway, and I’ll be honest: I had no idea Circle-K existed outside of Texas.

When will we find out the driver of the car was Pastor Maldonado?

Put that thing in a Trabi.

Glue is NOT a hair care product.