Yes, that’s the point. We were already doing this stuff. It didn’t need to be spun off into its own branch. It’s purely a vanity project to attach his name to. Meanwhile, for the people that actually have to do real work, it’s creating all kinds of chaos and inefficiency as they separate this stuff out into a new…

I don’t know who will see this, but I think other people are having the same problem. I just had to refresh this page 47 times before it loaded with the comments section. This is in Firefox, the same thing happens with and without adblock, and I can’t really compare to Safari because Kinja hasn’t let me log in using…

“I can’t say that I agree with genocide, but at least they’re using a pickup for actual work.” - Jalop McJaloperman

I would like an update on your cat’s BMI, please.

OK rude 

Apart from the fact is not now, nor has he ever been, a billionaire and that far from being an “uber-successful businessman”, he was a second-tier developer and multiple times bankrupt failson.

Why aren’t you writing my headlines?

For only $3,000 you can out-weird your coworker’s cybertruck.

While I would agree that the dealer system is flawed and ridiculous.

I mean, it’s got a pretty heavy motor...you need to have big taillights to stop that much weight.

Okay.

It’s my fault you’re an ass?

This one looks like a crab going “ohhhh” or a spaceship with its thrusters pointing down as it makes a landing. Possibly ships from a crablike alien species. 

You’d be surprised.

Fear not my child, for the saint of electric vehicles save thee in the time of need. 

Bank account is saying “no, no, no, no, NO, no, DEFINITELY NOT, no, no, no, HAHAHA YOU’RE FUNNY”

I guess all you have to do is surgically change your thumbprint to a screaming chicken.

When Mazda needed a luxury car for the Japanese market and thought a Holden Kingswood with 13B rotary would replace the 6cylinder or V8 engine... but wing mirrors and fridge by pininfarina according to the Aussie narating the video

Darek went to the Chicago Auto Show because, duh, cars, and spotted the striking blue GT-R—a rare 50th Anniversary Edition— at the Nissan booth.