A 16 year old 190k mile VW with an extremely complex and insanely rare drivetrain, an open exhaust “for sound” (for a CEL more likely), and wheels TBD, what could possibly be or go wrong?

I have never had any luck at all with older VWs. None. ND twice.

Nope. Old plow vehicles are almost never worth buying unless it comes with a stack of receipts related to replacing the entire front-end suspension every other year and the clutch and transmission at least a few times. Plowing is pretty brutal on a vehicle, and frankly I’m suspicious of how good a Jeep like this could…

Wait’ll she publishes a book about the movie she made with Florence Pugh.

Heh, I love that Norm/Perry story from SNL.

In the immortal words of Norm Macdonald:

You shoud’ve been one of the 5.

And you’re a creepy misogynistic fuck, but I’m at least the fifth person to tell you that today.

“SUV”

I had the same thought. Some states don’t allow an abortion for the sake of the mothers health. “lost the baby due to the surgery required on her spine:” makes it sound like they had to abort the baby. At least she wasn’t in Oklahoma or something

This will probably be stuck in the greys, but as a hypothetical, if this happened in a Red state now Post Roe, I wonder if Twitch/Kairos could be charged with murder because she lost the fetus, or if the surgeons would have been unable to operate on her due to new shitty legislation. Scary country we live in that…

Sadly, back pain doesn’t always look a certain way.  As someone who has had their share of back pain it’s not always the laying down or standing up that’s hard -- it’s the transition in between.  Even when the back is acting up, I can still be in pain and hold a conversation.  

... and the listing is already gone. Despite some softening of the economy in recent months, the used car market is still batshit crazy white-hot. If this car was as clean as it looked, with no accident history, $21k was a bargain. Not surprising it’s already gone.

Set to be cancelled and replaced by an EV with an even number...

“Then you have to code for a plane landing on the highway in funeral traffic as it begins to rain ... and the plane gets hit by a train.” This is fantastic, are you a comedy writer? Anyway you are absolutely correct. 

It all starts with infrastructure , that means clear divider lines and maybe a better color change to deal with the angle of the sun (those line can disappear). Then the vehicles themselves, along with sensors and lasers, they need to actually be able to see far ahead and make decisions based on that, which in the era…

Since he might not get that exact truck. Punitive damages should be to make the one he gets fully loaded, every option, his choice of colors, and acceptance subject to his inspection. In other words, kick them in the nuts and order them to smile about it. 

No one in this story seems particularly likable...

Yes.

A hole-in-one is rare enough that the dealership and country club felt comfortable gambling that nobody would manage to do it. Uh oh, somebody rolled snake eyes!