I’m pretty sure we’re just supposed to call them vaginas.

So I can’t be the only one who keeps the sound off by default.

I’m guessing the difference in cost between what they’ll spend for the ‘22 and how much they can make off the ‘21 is less than they would have spent in nation-wide advertising which is essentially what this is now.

How about the Poster Child for “Good Chassis, Poor Engine”?

This is so typically american... We DEMAND progressively lower prices. Then we bitch and moan about the absolute rest stop toilet level product/service that we get, like the two have nothing to do with each other. THEN we complain that the FAT CAT RICH GUYS are doing this just to line their pockets... Like, we don’t…

I mean if you willingly drive a Daewoo™ Lanos™ don’t be surprised when you get stranded on the side of the interstate in the middle of West Texas with 110° heat.  

Personal opinion: A kid’s first car should be bought outright, never financed, never leased. They are going to beat it up and/or destroy it, so there’s a good chance the car itself will not last as long as the note on it. Even if the parents are making the payments, it’s just not a good investment. Buy a cheap used…

When you start plumbing the depths of 20 year old beaters, individual care, attention, and maintenance records are worth 100x more than factory build quality.

It’s never Lupus

For what it’s worth, these jackasses don’t appear to have pulled over, as it looks like they are actually stopped in the middle of the fucking highway....

While well intentioned, most of the advice above creates children that turn into unprepared adults as they enter the real world. We aren’t doing kids favors trying to soften every edge.

Wow. I call my kid picky, so now I’m a “toxic parent”? Is it possible we’re maybe going a little too far with the labels here, hmm?

A slideshow-listicle seems inappropriate for a topic like this.

The answer is always George Carlin: randomly placed land mines!

We knew we were done at two because any more and they would outnumber us.

Here are your biggest article writing errors:

It’s definitely a hard choice. Ours has handled it by allowing the choice each semester. I don’t want to commit them to an entire semester of remote learning when they might be vaccinated early on. I’m also hoping against hope that numbers will be way down by the fall due to vaccinations. I live in Michigan, we rank…

I often notice you commenting on the COVID articles. I think we’re in a similar boat.

I have a 5 year old and nearly 8 year old. We are electing for in person school in the fall, and I really hope the vaccine gets emergency authorization for their age group in September like I read today. My 8 year old is very interested in science, and is constantly asking when he can get the vaccine. I just hope…

Farther relates to distance, further is a definition of degree