Exactly. My son just recently binged all of Family Guy, which is 99% pop culture references. When I would watch it with him, I’d be like, “Do you get that reference?” and he would always say no. But he still thought it was funny, so I guess it doesn’t matter. 

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I like this new strictly fact-based reporting. I fear that you’re doing it wrong, though. Headline should read: “Ten Incredible Facts About Airbags that Will Blow Your Mind!” Then the lead image is the watermelon shot. You may also want to follow that with “Number 7 Stunned Us!”

YAWN

Dude!

All SRTs and Abarths get a one day special class (999 value)

WOw. Just did the Abarth school that came with purchase of my Spider in March. Amazing facility.

Fuck, man.

I think the story here is that (no surprise) the poor and downtrodden suck at utilizing the legal system. Guy with the Blazer from the 90s could have went banko at any time on that shit, and CAC couldn’t do jack about it. Instead he let them lead, and had judgment after judgment heaped on him while he probably never…

Ya my gut was NP when I saw the picture, but the details talked me out of it. I’d rather have a sort of beat up but original for a project. This is a project that starts in the wrong place. CP

...like Judge Kavanaugh hates obtaining consent?

Ya I call BS on the whole “no rust on body or frame”

Well said. Sure, it’s a SHO. But it’s the worst generation SHO and nobody cares.

And the headline and opening have now been edited to properly quote something that was in the reporting. All is well with the world. I reacted poorly, people jumped my shit, a couple people gave me decent “chin up, slugger” advice, and the author saw fit to reword the article. This is proper internetting, right here.

Eh maybe. I remember a time when journalists used to use words like “allegedly” and all that. Now the most sensational headline gets the win. But mainly, I just can’t stand anything Ryan writes.

The story does not use the word “fraud” at all. It speaks of defaulted loans by a company that is clearly going belly-up. So, “accused of widespread fraud” by who? You? Junior Blogger at Jalopnik? Some of the actions to shuffle money around may later be determined by a court of law to be fraudulent, but it certainly…

I didn’t notice it still had the shipping guards. I hate it now.

Also the production grill is not the one they agreed to. The production grill incorporates round lights, which is way more Jeep-esque.

It looks to my untrained eyes that the agreement was intended only to cover the grill, not an entire jeep-shaped vehicle.

auto lending is a fairly unregulated practice