And Alabama Crimson Tide fans.

Dear Lifelong Ford Fans,

Dear Ford,
These are not the small cars we want.
Love,
Lifelong Ford Fan

“You can’t park there.”

Porsche is basically a volume maker today too.

Good luck parking it

They’ve been faster than Group B for at least 10 years if not longer.

My excellent render of a 6 door Honda Ridgeline, same overall dimensions as currently. I don’t know if this is a merging with wagons so much as making tall minivans without sliding doors. Btw, the sliding door is maybe the most useful function of a minivan besides getting a full sheet of plywood INSIDE. When will we…

Sedans are not going extinct, they are just getting rebranded as trucks. If it has two rows of seats, and a lid on top of the bed, it is just a fancy XL sedan. Trucks are now the three box sedan.

A liftback.... what? Finish the sentence.
I’ll head this off. Liftback is a feature, not a body style. You can have a liftback coupe or a liftback sedan. Nobody would classify a supra as anything other than a coupe simply because of the liftback.  

Hands up all who wondered why their was some sort of water filled tunnel under LAX 

For me, it’s Baby Elephant Walk or I’m swinging.....

You read my mind: my last two Samsung phones had weird defects like purple lines on the screen or cameras that stopped working. That + their crappy UI made me finally embrace the cult of Apple. 

It irritates me that I don’t have a non-Chinese option for my $800 phone.

Gotta disagree on Cracker Barrel — truly the worst garbage food peddler along the interstates, overprocessed and no “real” ingredients. If it wasn’t for the old-timey store offerings I would never set foot in one again. But that’s just me.

The toilet was marked “out of order” but she used it anyway

Hard disagree with the South. The BEST places to stop ever are down here. But you need to know what to look for.

Just another name for a flowing water form. The definition from MW dictionary is, “a small brook”, which is yet another term for literally any flowing water form since there is no formal definition for any of them.

Somebody tried to tell me that you can’t call it a creek unless it flows into salt water. I didn’t believe him.

And in the part of the Midwest I grew up in, “creek” is pronounced “crick”. Wonder how widespread that is.