Yes and no...

For those times, I believe Bradley recommends a short skirt and a looong jacket. But you're never, never, never there.

Ah yes, the Mk VI Deere Edition. They’re great, so long as you’ll only bring them in to the dealer for service.

Yeah, but he/she wasn’t even remotely defending Japan’s terrible history of nationalism.  I'm not sure what you're even arguing, other than that you don't like the term PC?

No, but it would be doubly awesome if it were holding the menorah!

Could be, but you can also replace every instance of “Boomer” with “Herb”, and it would still make perfect sense.

Nah, so long as we don’t get romantically attached to any royalty, we should be fine.

Discovers that it may be an issue with his mobile browser right before the 15 minute Kinja cutoff...

That looks awesome! *clicks video link*

Oh, definitely... 720hp, you’d think a harness would be a no-brainer. But I’m not convinced that a harness or airbags would have prevented injuries in this case. There are so many advances that modern cars have, and which a 60s muscle car will never have, unless you want to go all-out “death proof”.

You are correct, of course. But the opposite of “wise” is not necessarily “negligent”. The truely wise choice would be to never own, drive, or ride in a classic vehicle lacking basically any modern safety standards. Adding a harness or some kind of questionable aftermarket airbag wouldn’t transform that into a safe…

“Do not bring that low hanging fruit into the lane without expecting me to smack it down.”

I’ll race ya for it

Douche

That is so typically Russian

I’m not even sure they’re supposed to be lasers. I’m guessing something more like a railgun shooting a red hot projectile. Either way, lasers exist, railguns exist, no need to question the basic concept. But they don’t go “pew pew”, and especially don’t in the vacuum of space.

Looks really good, will likely go see in Imax.

Wawa = NJ / NY = horrendous driving experiences

I test drove the first model year of the gen 8 Impala out of sheer curiosity to see how it compared to its namesake (my dad had a gen 5 in the 70s). I’ve never experienced a more unpleasant car, and that includes some Russian and Chinese vehicles. Uncomfortable, cheap, plasticky, no road feel, no power, and ugly as…

Buyer beware: the F-16 ad doesn’t mention a clean title. He’s probably going to tell you that you can just register it up in VT with a bill of sale. But I got screwed trying to transfer the plates on an old F-4 into my state, and had to sell it for parts. YMMV.