The same could be said about the Honda Element, and BONUS it wasn’t a Ford.

You can give it any label you want, but at its core, the Flex was a *station wagon*. A Country Squire for the new millennium, if you will.

Enthusiasts know that station wagons are good. The general population thinks otherwise, and thus, the failure of the Flex.

This is now society’s driving morals.

This is the first time I’m hearing (of) the Avalanches, and you’re absolutely spot on.

Sixt has been amazingly good every time I’ve used them, and they have cooler cars.

The most surprising part about all of this is that Hertz didn’t try to immediately arrest all of the customers.

“Sadly, it appears the lesson here is that waiting for rewards is better for your brain, which no one wants to hear.”

The Fast and the Furriest

Amazing album. The video for Since I Left You just makes me smile. It’s so joyful, and the end is just lovely.

Great track (and album)!

Its insane.

It’s ok. I learned to wear my seatbelt every time from that. I can’t even sit in a broken car to think without putting one on now.

Yep. The big takeaway Minneapolis PD got from George Floyd is “we’ll show YOU what it’s like if we’re not on the job murdering Black people!”

Locally in my city the cops were told hey, maybe, be slightly less of a racist asshole. Which they took in stride, acted like adults, and responded by basically doing zero policing.

“It’s pretty scary just how unstable a person has to be to qualify them to become a cop.”

It’s pretty scary just how unstable a person has to be before it disqualifies them from becoming a cop. 

I will never understand what drives people to pretend to be cops. Even setting aside the legality and the potential legal consequences, why would you want to be a scumbag like that?

Milwaukee PD implemented what amounted to basically a no pursuit policy several years ago. This was done in response to several high profile crashes that killed innocent bystanders. They would only pursue in cases of violent offenses. What followed was a major increase in carjackings and other vehicular crimes that…

Because SCOTUS ruled years ago that police departments could make cops take IQ tests so they can weed out anyone with a high IQ.

Good news we recovered your car, bad news it’s at Picknpull now