Clearly the industry has a long way to go regarding gas cap latch design.

Can I please be approved? It’s been years and all my comments still show up in Pending Grey.

Ah, but you forget that there are many people who simply cannot go 10 seconds without their phone in their hand. You’re just asking too much. :)

Don’t wear pants that require a belt? You realize you’re just encouraging all those slobs who wear their pyjamas on the airplane.

This is your country, America. Own it.

seems like a sketchy A pillar to me.

I live in South American and own a Renault. That’s a different company than Peugeot/Citroen, I know. But based on my experience, the French will have to seriously rethink their cup holder placement in order to be competitive in the American market. There are only 2 cup holders (!) in our Renault, and they only allow…

How can you even say that this car looks better than the Veyron? It looks JUST LIKE the Veyron.

SMART car. It won’t get to many people excited at first, but then again it depends what YOU do with/to it that will be interesting.

And the “International Peace Movement” (TM) that was so vocal when the US invaded Iraq is.....where now? Sure, they’re into peace, and all, but it’s almost like they just hated America more.

Some of the most ardent racists are from the Midwest. And the North East.

Of all the Gawker articles that COULD have used an animated GIF. Jeez!

I would have thought the parachute would be a more golden color.

“the cops called what is presumably their go-to recovery outfit, Assured Collision, “

Jesus, over 300 comments for a vacuous article about some trashy social media occurrence? And you all seriously wonder why the rest of us make fun of Jezebel?

This video is OK at explaining the difference, but it’s about 15 minutes longer than it needs to be. A graphic along the lines of the following might be quicker at communicating why we use a jointer first and then the planer.

He probably has an angry little dick, too.

So, “monster” is a verb now? The sullying of the English language continues.

I loved my black ‘89 TrooperII. Bomb proof. I submit that Isuzu built those utes stronger than their contemporaries. They were intended to be solid trucks....but then Isuzu jumped on the urbanized SUV bandwagon with the ‘92 model year.

The only thing missing was this woman giving “the hand” to the car as she got out. Ain’t nobody got time for that!