Maybe if ford had focused on some smaller cars, with say a 3 cyl 1 liter engine, then they could offset those v8 emissions and we could have a fiesta celebrating that v8 goodness. 

They call it AI because it plays defense like Allen Iverson.

I played enough of 2K20 to know that it has absolutely atrocious AI (both player teammate and opposing team), a greedy microtransaction system that would be ugly in a free-to-play mobile game and is downright disgusting in a full-priced AAA title, and an online community that ranges between “toxic” and “if we get hit…

So many iconic FSJ grilles and they went with a squished Grand Cherokee. A shame.

Interior: A+++

100,000 dollars for this?! HahahahahhahahahhahahahhahahahahahhahahahhaaahhahahhahahhahahhahahahahahahahahhahahahahhahahahhahahahahhahahahahhahaFord Expeditionhahahahahahahhahahahhahahahahahhahahahah

I think you’ll find it to be the other way around - iOS is a lot easier to use, but it’s also a lot more limiting in how much direct control you have over apps.

If only Apple users, both on iOS and MacOS, could easily log into Kinja while using Safari without “Disabling Cross-Site Tracking” as was recommended to me by Kinja Tech Support on Twitter. Because disabling securing settings is always a good recommendation to make. 

Question: Which Bush administration? LOL.

Then Mitsubishi must be It’s like Nissan, but for people with no credit.

This further supports the old adage about Nissan...

The “leak” may be manufactured, but the development of the vehicle is likely real.

I would also assume both Broncos can fly by simply throwing themselves at the ground and missing.

That is why it made me smile. I have read them all at least 30 times.

@carlovs, yes.

“Prominently featured on the dash were a row of hand buttons for locking the front or rear differentials, or engage Trail Turn Assist”

“hung in the air much the same way that bricks don’t.”
I mean, I can’t star the author, but this absolutely made my day.

Every word of what you said is my exact position on this. I’ve got a wall of movies here in my office. And I’ve got the internet. And I’ve got a decent TV. I’ll be okay for a while.

I’ve been going to the movies since the age of six and the theatrical experience has been one of the most basic, joyful things in my life. I had the great fortune of going to college during the height of the film guild era and, for years, went to the movies two to three, sometimes four, nights a week. I love the…