Bought my car new in 2005. Take that, terrorists!
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Good work, bro.
I see no possible way this could ever go wrong.
At a time like that there's only one thing to do: put your head between your legs and kiss your ass good-bye.
I play a game called Drive Your Wife Crazy By Naming The Make and Model Of Every Car On The Highway.
Agreed. I was just further highlighting what you pointed out: the disconnect between customer wants and company needs.
Right, because that's what truck-buyers are really concerned about. "Screw tow-rating, payload capacity and FGAWR, what kind of CAFE credit does this give the company?"
The coffee-maker Folgers has a large line of coffees. Some of their products sell better than others. These days, their standard coffees have fairly robust, sustainable sales, yet their Luxurious line hasn't been selling well in a while. But this wasn't always the case. For a long time, Luxurious coffees were hugely…
Gamecat, following in your tradition, here's a craft beer from Kentucky. I've never had it, but it's stout for breakfast, so I can think of no way it could be bad. Congratulations on COTD!
Fourthed!
I don't know why that security guard was being such a douche, In Your Eyes is a great song.
I used to use mine to change the oil in my Civic all the time. It's a wonder I'm not dead.
Yeah. I love that rotoscoped look.
As a parent, who has done the whole walk-away-from-child thing, this is the stuff of my nightmares.
When asked if he'd lead the company to success, Fisker's new-hire said: "About the only problem with success is that it does not teach you how to deal with failure."
What a waste of a good Eurovan.
He was mentioned in the Breyfogle post. While I love his stuff, he was basically carrying the torch for Neal Adams. His was great, but not redefining.
I'd like to give an honorable mention to Jerry Bingham. He wasn't a regular artist, but his work on Son of The Demon was excellent. Quality over quantity, if you will.