Shit. I’m ... surprised.

I know. Intolerance of intolerance is the worst kind of intolerance, isn’t it.

You mean licensed, taxed, plated, and regulated machines? Generally operated by licensed, insured drivers? Let’s step that up with guns and then it’s a conversation.

Cars are transportation designed to be as safe as possible, even for pedestrians.

I’ll say it again, if you want to roll coal then you should commit to rolling coal.

I can get behind a Plymouth Voyager.... usually cause it needs to be pushed.

There exists in me, some sort of nostagalic feeling for the sadism our Voyager visited upon my family for years..... but a TrumpChi GA3.... nah, burn that fucker in a ditch full of Soul-Glo.

Exactly why he cut the straps remains unclear.

The game of Lava, Mustang, Crowds is a lot like Rock, Paper, Scissors.

Poor Ford Mustang, just standing at the side of the road, minding its own business, not expecting to get crushed...

No one saw that twist coming:

My second spoiler is that Vader is Luke’s father.

Hey, friendly reminder.

Thanks for the clarification as to why it was used. We see photos and headlines so often of, “so and so’s wife did a thing” that dismisses the women’s actual work. She was a great writer and, while his help held her up, she deserves the credit due for an amazing book.

The only photos of Michelle we have rights to are of her alongside Patton. So it was either a close, awkward crop, or something resembling the one I used, which I think is actually sort of sweet—especially because he has continued her work.

Later that night, David is confronted by his beloved Jeep...

The Finns made good use of them during the Continuation War, at least. It didn’t stack up to the A6M, but few late 1930s designs did.

Why do you say that? The Finns made good use of them in the Continuation War.

Justice for Steve Wiebe