You don’t understand intellectual property.

This. 99.999999% of wranglers will never see a trail or anything more extreme than a gravel road. Whereas these 100% will see off-road use with most going on heavy off road tracks and trails. No one who was going to buy a wrangler ended up with one of these. 

I’m torn. On one hand, OBVIOUSLY yes, it’s a CJ in all but name and number of grille slats. On the other hand, FCA doesn’t make CJ’s. And since these are (supposed to be) off-road only, it’s not like the Roxors are stealing any measurable number of sales.

This ties into a thing I’ve been thinking about. The longer crazy gun owners (not the sane ones) and the NRA stall any responsible legislation on gun ownership, the harder it is all going to crash down on them in the end. They’ll end up with more ownership freedom if they just do the sane thing and compromise now than…

The problem is that the NRA has become so militant and right winged, instead of focusing on sporting and safety, which is what it was originally founded on.

If You Have Kids, Or a Sense of Humor, There Is Only One Way to Separate an Egg, and This Is It

Why in the hell are idiots still downloading fucking flashlight apps?? same for RAM cleaner apps, device cleaner apps, etc

It sounds like they are escaping the focus to focus on the escape.

So Ford “scrapped” the “focus active” and now they release a car that by all means looks like it could be called a “focus active”, but they are gonna call it the “escape”.

Lol dude relax and learn to adapt to change. 

Thanks for doing the legwork on this dumb commercial! I knew it had to be some sort of bullshit but I ain’t about to do anything more than shout at the TV when it comes on. 

At least with United who I fly with most frequently it is in fact automatic and I don’t have to ask. With my current silver status when I check in for my flight I’m automatically added to the upgrade list. When I flew a bit more frequently a few years ago and had platinum status I was added to the upgrade list up to…

If you have elite frequent flyer status, for example, Silver/Gold/Platinum/Diamond Medallion status with Delta, you are automatically (unless you decline in at booking or during check-in) considered for an upgrade on domestic and some shorter international flights if there are first class seats available.

If you’re a frequent flyer with enough status that a first class upgrade is something that is a possibility for you (I’m gold medallion on delta, it happens like 9/10 flights) then you’d know to either check your app for ticket, the screens that show upgrades, or to ask the gate attendant to see if you got it.

Airline employee. Once you have status, you learn how to place yourself on the upgrade list. The way it works exactly depends on the airline and what status you have. There are even different types of upgrades, some of them you'll have in limited numbers so it's up to you to decide when and how to use them. Oh, and…

I personally don’t find Economy Plus seats worth the extra cash for the seat size

Minus the scantily clad hunks, yeah, that’s exactly how it happens. I’m a very pedestrian frequent flyer (domestic only, I travel about 50% of the year). Last year I made premier silver status on United with 25,000 miles (once again, pedestrian numbers). After about a month of status I was at LAX dreading another…

They’ll offer it to you. I don’t know why this needs further explanation, because if you’re not a frequent flier you don’t need to know it, but if for whatever reason they have a vacancy in first class and they have someone on the plane that they know flies with them a lot, they might reward him by sending him up to…

Even better, make your own custom badge. One of one. Name it whatever the hell you want. The Brownell Excelsis Evenrude, the Venetian Stradale, the Avionaire Magnakite Trundletronic. Go wild.

You overestimate people.