No it isn't. There is nothing inherently wrong with Pokemon go, people are being irresponsible in how they play it. That is not the games fault.

Let's apply this same logic to cars. All cars are bad and if you like cars or use cars you should be judged because some people use cars irresponsibly.

Cool story bro. Nobody cares.

People being shitty drivers doesn’t excuse GM’s negligence.

What. The. Fuck.

Considering the guy didn't hit a kid and the only time they had a clear shot at the driver, there were people on the street behind the car, I would say the cops made the right call this time.

Way too risky to try and shoot him considering the chances of hitting someone else on the street or in a building.

That moment when you look at the clock and it's 5 minutes til the end of your shift and you just say fuck it. That is exactly what this video is.

Personally I think that Matt LeBlanc is one of the most deserving new hosts. He seems very much like a genuine every day car guy who happens to have been a huge part of friends.

And was also only developed by one of the smallest major auto companies in the world.

Very true, although I do still feel like the Europeans should be able to go to a ford dealer and buy one off the show room floor

We are lol, which is both cool and unfortunate.

You have such a warped view on reality and such an incorrect view of science.

No it wouldn't, MX7 works fairly well though.

Would you rather have two fast Mazda’s or potentially none?(excluding the Miata). Because we have no idea if Mazda will actually manage to make an emissions compliant rotary. We know very well that they could put the 2.5 turbo in the 3 and 6 or develop a V6 and make pretty fast cars. I’m not saying I prefer either…

Significantly less boring than a turbo 4.

How?

As an enormous rotary enthusiast, I would rather have a new speed 6 because of practicality. Mazda should have just developed a V6 for the RXvision and a new Speed 6.

WHAT. THE. FUCK. MAZDA. I love you guys, but this is fucking bullshit.

Saying things which are true doesn’t make your interpretation of them correct.