I don’t think I could have enough coffee for that.

I haven’t had enough coffee to be dealing with this bullshit yet.

When a ‘90s Malibu needs new tires, I’m pretty sure it’s considered totaled.

All hail REDBLOCK JESUS

It is indeed a great project. It was not a good buy. 

the automakers would literally not do a single thing if regulation didnt force their hand. They have only innovated because they were forced to. They, and all extraction based industries will be happy to watch the world and hteir kids/grandkids live in a climate ravaged world so they can make some extra cash now. 

almost as many as it’ll be until your e60 throws a rod

95% of all MkIV Golfs are still on the road.

I’m not really seeing any fails here. I just read a writeup on an incident where ATC played the “a bunch of other plans flew through it just fine” card, and a lot of people died when a microburst whipped up.

Pilot saw something that made him uneasy, and didn’t fly through it. ATC kept him from hitting anybody.…

It’s a 9-7x with blown air springs. I doubt it’s overloaded, but they should definitely fix it.  It’s an easy repair.  I don’t think it took me more than an hour on mine.

Maybe he was trying to warn them of their overloaded car and busted shocks?

Taxes are inherently good. They are a check on oligarchy, aristocracy, and power. The fact that, over the past 50 year’s taxes have gone down and income differentials have gone up is no coincidence, it’s causation.

Not the best way to phrase it but he isn’t wrong.

I mean this goes along with most “liberal” ideas, particularly the new wave of socialist swing. If you want government programs, free college, free healthcare, etc you gotta have a lot of taxes.

MF please...

I believe the bridge lost this ability due to heat:

People who survived tend to have survived.

This is the most compelling argument for why parents shouldn’t buy the most amount of safety features they can that are currently available.

Vorderblende, Iassume, as it’s in front and not in the back.