My problem with both films was that I thought every single featured character in both of them were unrepentant scumbags, who if I knew in real life, I would avoid like the plague. The only one who elicited any empathy was Jennifer Connelly’s character, given where she ends up and what she ends up doing to support…

“... and no taste!”

They killed the aerodynamics of the car and ditched the back seat, so those are performance and function impacting.

As a LEGO kit, this car is awesome.

They took a perfectly good sedan and made it less functional and effing ugly as hell, and now want someone to pay a premium for it.

One of the best things that Michael does is routinely link to material like this, which can then be used by the rest of us.

Point taken.

Better: the girl punched his lights out, then he was fired.

I would like to hear of an example of a company who had similar issues, publicly apologized, then effectively fixed the issues.

This beautiful work of restoration deserves credit for the effort and time, but no one will actually buy it at that price, nor should they.

She also came across as serious, smart and sincere - which is pretty tough to do on those awful saccharine morning shows. 

Welcome to the internet! Five drink minimum!

Except flood insurance is only required if you insist on living on a flood plain, which people do not need to do. 

Oh, I do agree with you. It is insane. My only point was there is no way to fix just this - we would need to address multiple issues all at once, else we would run the risk of leaving some at risk people ‘out in the cold’.

His supporters will not care.

You are correct, but try convincing someone who suffers from a malpractice event and dies or lives with a permanent disability, pain, etc. that they should not be compensated ‘fairly’ or made whole.

This wagon is $5k easy, maybe $5,500.

That was my logic.

That was total fundraising for Trump-related support, not the budget to find the guy.

This is the first really original take I have read in a long time. I wish I had more than one star to give.