You can still delete your comments, nobody has to know you’re this stupid...

It’s almost like you didnt even read the article

I think the real story here is that someone in the Rust Belt is still out dailying a 1992 Dodge Dynasty. 

The other fuel tank landed in the parking lot of a Save-A-Lot store

Anyone who tries this stuff with a traffic stop should be automatically added to a Vexatious Litigant list with the courts (so they can’t file nuisance suits without judicial approval), and then hit with a treason charge that can be reduced to a lower felony if they admit guilt. 

Because it was one of only 40 made of this model? Not a hard concept.

It’s common law for employers to be held responsible for the negligent conduct of their employees while working. If they weren’t no business would ever be held liable for anything negligent that happens because only the specific employee would be. Based on your rationale, if the business isn’t negligent for the…

I don’t get RVs. They’re a horrible hybrid of cars and tents that aren’t good to drive and aren’t real camping. And like, the low end price for a new motor home is 50 grand, how many nights in actual hotels could you afford JUST on the interest for that?

A town in New Hampshire did that (at least the libertarian part). Then the bears took over. Grafton, New Hampshire is one of my favorite FAFO stories. 

Not the same thing. 

Yeah, there’s no way we’d want to start a conversation with our readers. We should probably just go back to posting about Elon, right? 

Today I learned that there is another line to the “shut up/throw up” rhyme.

Oh, Jeff, didn’t you hear? That’s happening the day after I marry Heather Graham.

The AI robotics thing isn’t new, but to my knowledge, this is the first time he’s told people to sell their shares if they’re worried about regular car company stuff, competition, etc.

I mean...he’s just going to settle without accepting responsibility anyway.

The title is misleading. It should say Norfolk Southern is going to pass the $600 million dollar bill to the consumers.

How modern cars and SUVs have you spend umpteen tens of thousands of dollars for the ride and you have nothing to show for it. You drive a meh-appearance appliance.

Driving on the road with other people.

I personally think it’s a brilliant idea.

There is/are. But they’re just pencil-whipped so management and execs can get their bonuses and “return value to the shareholder”.