But it needs some headlights though:

Given the grille opening is the same as the headlights, I’m thinking you could have installed two more housings in there, giving the Clipper 6 headlights.

I only white-list sites that I actively want to support, and the annoying ads only started about a week ago (I white-listed The Root over a month ago). If it persists I will turn ad blocker on again, I just wanted to check for any possible alternative 

Dude. If you want to call a woman a bitch, just own it. Otherwise, maybe you could come up with some new insults.

I’m not sure that critiquing a social movement to help one-third of the world’s population feel less grotesque about their situation should really be the biggest takeaway from this article, eh? Humans, except for Republicans (couldn’t help it!) do the same things they always did, in term of their accomplishments and…

“more about not discriminating/ shaming people on the basis of their weight”

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=128267723

I don’t think anyone serious is saying that, “being overweight or obese is fine, and just as healthy as not being overweight”. Citation?

BREAK ALL THE BONES IN YOUR FACE.

This is a thing, DG Motorsports makes it

You want the DG motorsports version. Under $1500

They exist: http://rev9autosport.com/rallybacker-hardtop.html

Or, don’t take the weight penalty, buy the convertible and remove the soft top completely, then slap this on there. Now you have a car that’s lighter than the convertible which is already lighter than the RF, have a unique look and can truly say “nope, can’t put the top down, it’s bolted in place”.

I’ve been looking at a house that is perfect but for the 2-car garage. I may have just bought a $705,000 lift with a sweet house attached, not to mention what would be bought to fill the extra space.

“...nobody said in his performance review that his performance was bad until a new manager arrived.”

Yup, you’re right. It is about pedestrian and particularly wheel chair access, but I don’t think that this law did what was wanted, which is share that driveway with pedestrians. I think that they need to go back and think about something that forces the house owner to park above the walkway then just leave them…

Ealing Council made people pay for driveway enforcement; the right to enforce your driveway to make sure that anyone who parked directly in-front and blocked it like an unsociable douchedick got a fine or their car towed. That is until 2015 where they forced through a system in of the the areas without the permission…

The residents have permits to park on the street their house faces, but not on the street behind their house where their driveways are. Thanks to surprising new parking laws, the short driveways are considered “crossovers” and therefore part of the street. This means that, although the residents technically own…

Simple. We got so much safer in general that things that people just shrugged off as “eh, it happens” are now things that people focus on.

Insane? Maddening?