Labordoodles are technically designer dogs, but they’re common-enough for anyone to own one. That said, not wearing your seatbelt is a dumb move for anyone who isn’t a Labordoodle.

This car fits the same category as the Buick Reatta. Wasn’t sporty-enough for enthusiasts and wasn’t cheap enough for common cruisers. I like this little wedge, but it was too expensive when new.

Yes, but it does seem like having a “who can go farthest” contest will inevitably end up with someone in the hospital.

And is it not considered assault to intentionally inflict toxic substances at people for fun? You don’t have to physically touch someone to assault them, although he did a fine job of that as well.

You need to get out more. Or just read the political news. This may not be your thing, but they are having fun with cars.

Sorry I’m late to the conversation. The sleep recommendation is for total.

Stellantis should only give Daimler their oldest battery technology wrapped up in a new, colorful case. After all, turnabout is fair play...

Thanks for passing this along. I don’t Twit, so I would have missed the announcement. 

Yeah, there was a lot of room for creativity. I made a tank out of a rectangular eraser with a worn, pink eraser as the turret, and a paperclip barrel. That required a lot of school thumb tacks, though, so I didn’t show it off much. The teachers were already cracking-down on thumbtack theft.

When I was in grade school, I imagined the eraser as the bottom of the car (like your Can-Am racer), and added a paper greenhouse area on top, with sloped windshield and rear window. It looked cool, and when we had eraser car races (two people try to blow the car from one end of a school desk off the other), it…

Just like NASCAR, they need to add more vehicles to that loop. 

I just started at least two weeks of gluten free life. (My wife and doctor think it should be three months, but THEY aren’t the ones who can’t eat a damn sandwich or burrito! Those have been my lunch mainstay for my whole life!) Needless to say, rice and beans are my current friend. Ham flavors it up nicely, though.

Yeah, their endurance for long trips went WAAAY up after we implemented this. I used plastic foam blocks from packages on top of the stool, and used plastic corner pieces used from strapping boxes attached to the bottom of the foam so it wouldn’t slide.

Yep. You nailed it for my household. My wife works from home, and she’s really missing her “alone at home” time, even though she was still working during that time. As for me, going to work is annoying, but you can only love family time so much....

It gets a little nicer once they can face forward. Although they can start putting their feet into the seat too so that sucks.

When I graduated college, I bought my first, not from family, sports sedan. I put all kinds of time and care into that car.

But I think this one is a manual. Looks like a proper shift knob in there.

Why can’t we have an actual candidate worth voting for?

Except they didn’t make crew cabs back then, only the 1/2 size “Lariat” cabs. And the used prices for those meet or exceed this one. (Checks price for late 90's Expeditions....) HOLY CARP!!! These things can go for $6,000! Maybe he isn’t too far off.

So if Jeep does it, it’s an edgy light truck for young, outdoorsy types, but when this guy does it, it’s no good?