IMO it’s only worth spending a little for your main driving lights. I’ve got nice spotties to spot kangaroos and my ditch lights and camp lights are all very cheap tier generics.

In retrospect, I think their “sustainable, durian fiber carpets” may have been a bad idea.

“was just really drunk”

The “suddenly” for the PT Cruiser was when it was 8 years old and there had been no major updates.

No Chrysler apologist here, but I think you whiffed on the context of where Chrysler was in the early-to-mid-90's when this was designed and rolled out:

The best part of the linked article is the picture.

With the exception of liver cuts, yakitori is my after work jaaaam (also breaded fried chicken knee cartilage - popcorn chicken with a crunch). I always explain yakitori as a category of grilled chicken skewers rather than the specific dish which western people end up equating to as using exclusively breast or thigh…

I hate this clip because it’s always used to imply that American kids have no standards about food. News flash - no kids anywhere have standards about food, and it’s clear that there’s a kid who’s the social leader, he thinks it would be funny to say he wants the pink slime, everyone else then follows him. 

They are chicken McNuggets. If these are the questions you have, you do not want Chicken McNuggets

Sorry, the soft serve machine is down. 

The sad part is that it is standard industry practice, and it bodes badly for consumers. The issue is really simple.

“Now all hospitals are Taco Bell.”

But seriously, this should illustrate why more should be done to make sure portable defibrillators are present in businesses.

*Reads headline*

He's so used to not seeing anybody from inside his car he thinks other people can't see out their cars either

“We are a tech company...” is such a bullshit line. They are taxi cab companies that have an app. Guess who also has an app? Damn near everyone, doesn’t make them a tech company.

I used to be a contractor - I set my own prices for video production, the company agreed to them, and then I set about delivering the final product by the due date. I didn’t get penalized for not working certain hours, or not using a certain type of equipment, or any other set of rules. As a contractor, I was given a…

For all your condescension about Americans finding it “too authentic,”a not insignificant proportion of Japanese people don’t like it either.

I think you’re right. I dated a guy from Vietnam for a while and he thought the smell of parmesan was disgusting. (To which I said, Really Mr. Fish Sauce?) The funky smells we grew up with are the ones we can tolerate in adulthood.

The fact that his approval is anywhere near 50% is shocking.