Slide 4: “Any wheel where the number of spokes is not evenly divisible by the number of visible lugs.”

You know, maybe that diabetes convoy that was canvassing DC should be more concerned about this instead of imaginary mandates and harassing people on their home turf.

I’d allow it. When I hear a vehicle is “built to last” I always think it’s meant in a mechanical sense.

who hurt you? 

It’s a Torchinsky post, it is commentary from his comedic viewpoint. He stated nobody was injured, we clearly know as readers that the drivers had to have been doing something monumentally negligent to make this happen, and we already have enough shitty news to doomscroll through. So instead, we all revel in the sheer…

Rural AM radio? Yes, many things. Mostly the fact that it’s a bunch of ill-informed, angry, right-wing loons spouting conspiracy theories and other dangerous garbage.

If I remember back to biology class, sometimes when two wheels get together, sometimes the undesirable traits match up and low and behold something new is born.

I’d pick the latter if I had to, because catching fire at speed sounds like quite the nightmare,

I'm being Kinjaed and can only reply, but my vote is for Life is a Highway. I just never really liked it.

*Checks Reddit*

Ah yes, the vague comment where you are not sure if you found the sexual assault supporter or if they are just bitching about Jalopnik grammar.

FRONT PLATE STATES ARE INFRINGING ON MY FREEDOMS HERE IN NEVADA!

You know what makes this car cool?

Or... they have a relatively wealthy government that actually has an interest in helping the population and improving their quality of life. I suppose that does feel like a foreign concept these days...

I think for something to be classified as a secret it should actually be a secret. This information is freely available on hundreds of websites and blogs with a simple Google search.

As someone who hasn’t prepped and detailed many new cars, I can say with certainty that you don’t find it as satisfying only because you’ve done it so many times, to so many cars you didn’t make a commitment to paying for.

You’re not against what they did?

You don’t have to change it every 4 months.

The objectively very funny tale of Dr. William Shyne, a California dentist who handed out around 450 candy-coated laxatives to unsuspecting trick-or-treaters in 1959