It doesn’t change the fact they they are still criminal offences.

Thanks for the info but that doesn’t negate anything I said, at all.

I’m not the biggest fan of the word “criminals” being used as an implicit description of people who do things Jalops likely do on a regular basis.

The rules are the rules

The problem with that “we need unions until we don’t” thing being every time society gets to the point where we don’t need a law to protect us from Republicans, Republicans get put back in power and do all the horrible shit that made us need the laws in the first place.

Or pretending that medicaid, section 8 housing, food stamps, and welfare aren’t wasteful government handouts if you (or Ben Carson) the one using them. But once someone else is using them, they’re handouts that should be eliminated. 

It’s amazing what burying the gas, taking a couple quick turns and hiding behind a building for a while can do vs. a radio.

That’d be fun to pull off with the fake check/money order if you could do it. But yeah, that’s fraud vs. just selling shitty cheap speakers.

So what’s your speaker van plan, man?

So what you’re saying is, aside from your buyer using good grammar and not communicating with bizarre syntax, confusing words and consistently inexplicable punctuation, your buyer was basically just like the nigerian scammer, except he bought the thing you were selling.

Hey I can play the “narrate the visibly obvious” game like anybody else, but I’m the one here who gets to have my own opinion that I’m impressed by that truck. 

I’m really impressed how little damage that pickup sustained being smashed between two buses.

One bolt? If that’s enough to make an entire assembly break free that’s scary stuff.

It really makes me interested in how it happened. I can’t imagine how that driver feels right now, whether or not it was their fault. You just want to know how.

For Porsches in particular, the steering, handling and braking are sublime, even compared to a GTI.

Truth be told that engine/car combo was so right that it really did feel like more than the advertised hp numbers. I had an E30 325i for a while and it felt substantially stronger than it was on paper. It was a hell of a lot of fun to drive, because it felt like it was just chomping at the bit to go faster, faster,…

Yeah those things were horrifyingly slow for what they should be. But then again, who the hell buys a Porsche with a 3-speed automatic.

I’d moreso point toward the absurd era we’re living in when a four-door work truck needs to have leather, seat heaters, and do 0-60 as fast as a 1990s era sports car.

Macan buyers also don’t care that the follow up question to “I have a Porsche” always ends with disappointment. Or in this case, three disappointments.

Now that’s a car I’d buy. As is, Kia’s bigger sedans just look like their Hyundai equivalents that somebody photoshopped with the “ugly” slider dragged all the way to the right.