Wait...so the filter, the thing that is supposed to remove particles from the stream of water flowing through it, is depositing particles in the stream of water flowing through it?

The interesting bit to me, but maybe it’s my ignorance of the motorcycle world showing, was the variety of graphic packages. I didn’t expect that.

I had a heckuva time finding a decent profile shot of this thing to get a good look at it. Nearly everything out there was some oblique angle shot, dark lighting that made it hard to see, bright lighting with tons of glare off the shiny bits, action shots, shots with effects, or combinations of all of the above. A…

Does beer count as food? Every time I diet it seems to.

The rebooking cost an additional $3,000, according to Business Insider. Phil and Kate were traveling...

Most of the reasons given revolve around the virtues of the business, but I don’t see much discussion about the other side of the equations - demand. These things would not be so popular if people didn’t use them. The fact that that there is the customer base to support them is key to their success.

I only ever use the horn when parked in someone’s house as an “I’m here” or as a “drop the phone and go” when someone sits an unreasonably long time at a light. I think every car needs a button on the dash somewhere that gives a quick notification double-toot. It’s too hard trying to execute that in a properly…

That lede image is so profoundly sad it’s crushing. Look at that body language. That is the picture of the very instant a young man’s entire world view changed from something full of hope and joy and excitement to something full of fear and anger and cynicism.

I feel like the problem with most long-established chains is not that they are just bad by nature, but that they are are so comfortably ensconced in their market position that they stop trying to be good. They could be quite good, in theory, but they don’t care enough to try. The desire to impress the customer has…

...this truck can’t turn sharply enough to make that corner?

I’d just like to point out that the “rubber doll” of the quote and “inflatable doll” of the article’s first paragraph are not the same. At all.

I bet it was with the missing key and strawberries.

I’m going to be lazy and not slog through 24 min of video looking for this...any word on costs? I clicked into the article hoping for (expecting, really) a $/mi analysis to compare it to ICE. Doesn’t appear the InsideEVs article had it either.

Any super/hyper car. I love them. All of them. The designs, the engineering, the envelope-pushing. I thought I wanted to own them, but after watching Dougie review them for years and years I’ve come to the realization I don’t actually. In my daily life I want the comfort, drivability, and gizmos of luxury sport…

On the one hand you’ve established your bona fides as someone whose judgment I can probably trust in this matter, but on the other hand I can’t imagine that anything from a can described as “alcohol-forward” could possibly be worth the convenience.

‘We’ll make up whatever discounts we want, you have to honor all of them, and we won’t reimburse you for any of it.’

I don’t know about that. Look deep inside yourself. You cared enough about something to type out a post to share with the group. You sure there isn’t some feels lurking around in there somewhere?

...somehow think it is okay and funny to trick people into eating vegan food.

That’s not a tumbleweed, that a Tribleustes ventricosus, and if you, ah, take all the fur off, underneath, it’s all meat. Like a scallop. Blood red. The only problem with this particular species is that they breed very slowly, but with some genetic manipulation you can speed up that process and make a ton of…

As undeniably cool as this looks, I can’t imagine there is ever a situation where than kind of speed is worth the danger a tool like that brings to the table. I’d be curious to hear from a first responder, but it doesn’t seem like that would ever be a viable trade-off, gaining speed but also introducing somewhat…