But there ain’t no whales, so they sing tall tales and sing a whaling tune.

This view seems to depend on age. Most of us in the late 20s/early 30s age group were introduced to Gundam with Gundam Wing, because Toonami. I, however, didn’t watch it on TV and when I was in college started going through the shows in order of release. So I started with 0079. This is probably why I prefer Universal C…

Hey Patrick, hire this guy.

You just made me want to buy a white Supra with a vanity plate that says RX-78-2

Honestly, this is what his own team needs to hear. It’s far too easy to stop development or start getting lazy. It’s a motivation technique more than anything else.

No, just the most 1970s anime opening ever created.

I’ve been wondering that too. Was VIR already booked by someone else?

0079 and Zeta are my favorites of the series. Some of the non-UC shows like Iron Blooded Orphans have been very good, but they tend to use the DC universe reasoning of it’s dark subject matter so it must be deep. Where the first couple series’ had fully developed characters who may have brooded and been depressed but…

We all know that the MEJ community doesn’t listen to logic. The Jalop MEJ community is even worse since they don’t buy new cars or listen to logic.

The one thing I think the 86 should have is an adjustable cell phone holder as standard. It has bluetooth already, so you should be able to have your nav on your phone and visible.

The Honda Civic Type R looks less like a car and more like something the Principality of Zeon invented to take down Amuro once and for all.

The new 320d is still offered with a manual, at least in the UK.

I concur. I loved the iDrive in my BMW. The touchscreen in my VW annoys the hell out of me.

Yet another reason to move to Europe along with the BMW 550d.

They still offer these with manuals in other markets, so they use the same space in the console for the auto shifters. Same reason BMW does it.

Is that a thing? I bought a Dieselgate car after dieselgate.

Even if you’re not going for sporty, I’d still take the Golf, but I may be a bit biased.

The Countryman is the closest thing to a Golf SportWagen R we’ll ever get in the US. I’m happy to see this.

Oh, I agree with you, but I understand that disappointment of those wanting them to be Toyota engineered. The fact that the RC and LC are just big cruisers is a result of sharing platforms (or platform components) with the GS and IS. These cars were never really meant to be true track cars.

Do they let you keep the liver after a justifiable homicide?