Huh... I thought “Let’s Randomly Insult Musk For Our Weekly Boners” was on Wednesdays.

I want the video from inside the bus.

Other verses:

Thanks for the info! I like to hear people who’ve actually experienced things give their options versus those who have a preconceived notion or idea about something they’ve never done, preach about how awful it probably is. Which is 90% of all the comments on this thread.

In addition to the aforementioned 16 pound (tom) cat, we also have a 75 pound dog.

The dog is old now, at almost twelve years of age, but he’s still a good boy. When he was younger, his thing was to engage in what we called the “holy shit run,” where he’d have all four paws off the ground at the same time, and look…

Fahey, you have the towering patience of a saint.

...or a good father. I don’t really distinguish between those terms.

My wife and I aren’t planning on having kids, principally because I can threaten to skin the cat when he deliberately dumps his water bowl all over the floor without worrying about said cat calling DCFS.

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It is a retarded buy even at $55K.

Not sure what the point of this article is. Is it somehow noteworthy that it is not easy to sell many items of a certain model when that model is no longer made?

And his trunk won’t be frozen shut either...dodged that bullet.

At least his wipers won’t stick to the windshield. #silverlining

An opinion is an opinion, and you’re far from alone in not liking this movie, but did we really need to know who Snoke was?

Why does Snoke’s backstory matter? We don’t know Obi-Wan’s backstory, and it makes not a whit of difference. Ditto for Yoda. Every i and t does not need to be dotted and crossed.

Well I live in Phoenix where it never snows, so there’s no reason I would ever get all-seasons or snow tires. I was up north for just one day. I just drove a little more carefully and left bigger distances for braking— I spent a lot of winters in NYC driving cars with bald tires in the snow so I know how to not die…

I rent cars for work all the time, and I have an ongoing series with my friends called “Will it donut?”

I once re-warmed a burrito in the little valley between the cams of my 97 Plymouth Neon. It fit perfectly.

Considering the Activision connection, Bungie could make a decent Tony Hawk game with the amount of 180s they’ve done.

It baffles me that vanilla D1 had Heroic Strikes on day one. Then after years of community feedback, Bungie improved Strikes over time with exclusive loot, scoring and buffs. Three years later the sequel arrives with no Heroic Strikes; only to have them come back behind a DLC paywall- without any of the previous…

Made mistakes? Isn’t this the exact same way they handled 1? The constant 180s and bullshit from Bungie continues to amaze me. Still disappointed with myself I gave them and Activision money for this.

I’m ready for Elder Scrolls 6. That said, I’ve found a lot of new content each time I’ve played. At this point I don’t even sweat most of the quests. I just go out exploring and trying new techniques. An illusionist with a conjured dagger? Sure.

It’s amazing to me that people are still paying full price for this game.
Have you gotten over your motion sickness in Skyrim for PSVR? I want to hear more of your impressions on that - the player response on forums has been super positive, and it’s selling units like crazy, apparently. 
It actually makes me want to…