You’d think that they’d put front vents on a Prius or other cars like that and put an eco-friendly spin on ‘em and act like they invented the things. In some markets they could charge an extra $1500 for the “environmentally friendly, zero emissions air-conditioning.”

Why are they called bucket seats? Bench seats makes perfect sense but why not chair seats or some other more appropriate word? Or did people used to sit on buckets a lot in the olden days?

I love El Caminos and Brats but I never did like the Baja (and I wanted to like it). Something about it just wasn’t right, plus they looked like you couldn’t even fit a bicycle in the bed.

the few who did buy them were a little weird.

I was ready to vote NP but the non-working A/C is a dealbreaker. Subtract $1000 from the price and it’d be good.

Apparently the 2016 Tundra he has now is the 16th Tundra he’s owned in his lifetime. Big fan of the brand! [...] The Tundra nameplate first showed up in 2000

This year’s Presidential race has vividly shown that there are (at least) two different Democratic parties—the Liberals and the more conservative Democrats. The conservative Democrats may like to think that they’re Liberal, or as they call it “Progressive”, but they’re really just republicans. If you don’t believe me…

Over the past two months I’ve been getting spam in my inbox from Yahoo addresses and I’ve been tempted to just block all emails from there. Maybe I should follow the government’s lead and just block Yahoo?

No, the love child of an Accord and El Camino would be absolutely beautiful. The Ridgeline is more like the result of a Honda minivan raping an El Camino.

What I’d like to know is why I can barely drag myself out of bed on time on workdays but I’m always up before my alarm would go off on the weekends? Why am I doing this to myself?

They’re a fantastic way to purchase drugs from the darknet. I’d imagine that we—I mean, they, are the only people who actually use Bitcoins.

That car starts out beautiful but the rear end is hideously ugly. I’ll never be able to afford one so it doesn’t matter, but I do not care for that automobile.

Can someone use Paint or whatever to point out where this happened on this pic from one of Stef’s articles earlier this week? There’s a bigger one in the article:

Is there any other? ;)

It’s not just government—people are short-sighted. Nobody wants to pay for maintenance or upkeep unless they absolutely have to, and even then most people ignore most problems until something horrible happens.

the nearly-invisible right side tattle-tale indicator on the 2016 Ford Mustang

And now for something sad—Batman got a DUI last weekend:

Common sense runs deep in a good Mainer. They followed the bus and called the police department. She gave a great description and we were on the way. The description was, big blue bus with a kid driving. We knew exactly what to look for.”

That makes more sense. I thought that you were saying that this was a NP and you’d buy a wrap for it, which I’m assuming are about $2,000 each, which would make this a crazy expensive car.

This car is a vinyl wrap away from being NP for me.