The I-95

Didn’t I see the marines using this in Aliens?

But what about people who won’t wear any masks? You know...assholes?

OK, one more time: the mask does NOT keep the bug from getting TO YOU.  It only keeps your spittle from going into a public space.

There’s something inherently cool about a vehicle that is unashamedly utilitarian and ‘fit for purpose’. It gets good gas mileage. It has room to haul things and a hatch. It’s a safe, and not unpleasant place to spend time.

hehehe. You forgot to end that with the /s marker.

They’re telling the unvaccinated to get the vaccine because the vaccine works.

They’re telling the unvaccinated to get the vaccine because the vaccine works.

What you’re witnessing is science happening in real-time.

I think it’s hilarious to watch 20-somethings drone on about shit like this like it’s “ALL NEW!”, with absolutely zero knowledge of the XM Radio units of 20 years ago that this mimics.

Ah, yes, the Nissan Rouge.  Not to be confused with its stablemate, the Rogue.

psssst....he’s allowed to vote, and serve jury duty.

Wait a minute—you PAID for those Rand McNally maps.  You probably did have *some* expectation of a quality product for the price you paid.

...says the guy who doesn’t want to take personal responsibility for his actions.

How about a world where Google maps sells itself

Pacifica FTW. Hybrid (and ICE Pinnacle trim) gets real, comfortable, adult middle row seats, none of those paper thin stowable things, and are properly removable for maximum utility.

Carnival - 22 mpg

We drove all four minivans, and Carnival was #2—shockingly, we flat-out didn’t like the Sienna. Honda is off my list for many many reasons, but it drove just like every Odyssey they’ve ever built since 1999.

You just described, utterly perfectly, the Pacifica Hybrid. Plenty of electric range, then 30mpg as a hybrid—and seats 7 with ease, or 4 plus everything needed for a 2 week beach vacation.

100% this.