Neither partner should use physical violence, but when they do, men end up with scratches or bruises, and women end up with broken bones and funerals.

I’m fortunate enough to be in good health, and rarely get sick enough to actually take a sick day. I 100% have taken a sick day as a mental-health day before.

The Buick Avista was a car that would have sold.

On one hand I see your point but on the other Im like what if he was just exasperated with it? We’ve all known someone where it doesnt matter what we say or how we say it. Nothing gets thru. She practically screams when he tries to make a point. With the “i pushed you” comment, it sounded like it was because she was…

I mentioned it earlier, but I don’t think GM is nearly as bad as it was. I’ve rented vehicles recently. And of the vehicles I’ve had as rentals, the Chevy Malibu stood out, and in a way I didn’t expect. I got in the car, pushed the easy to find start button, and drove it around to where I needed to go. Every single…

Like...more bacon?

IKR? Allison is making this sound like it is a bad thing.

This is Jalopnik.

she’d barely break even working and paying for childcare, which she estimated would be close to $3,000 per month.

Sounds like he was completely wasted, and ranting to a friend after being the victim of physical abuse. He definitely has substance abuse issues, which he needs to address.

“...and the only people who didn’t have them were the two women.”

OMG!!!! You mean I have to brake 90 feet sooner? That is so far...........

The point is that if cash-strapped states can save $750,000,000 by repairing 1,000 miles of crappy roads with asphalt, they are going to choose asphalt every time.

What? Why? This is the Michigander in you. The reason there’s a lot of concrete in MI is because they allow trucks up to (IIRC) 188k lbs. Not 80k like most places.

i know literally all of this. i live in a snowy icy climate too. this man who wrote this article lives in the damn desert though. not finland. i live in snowy mountains and even here the roads, are not icy long enough for studs. it’s nothing to do with studs’ actual effectiveness on ice, and everything to do with the…

But in the video, it’s not even a street legal studded tire. It’s got much more aggressive studs (and more of them) than would be legally allowable. Studded snow tires are only better in a few select cases and are much worse in everything else; let alone the additional wear you put on the road. Your conclusion to run…

Michigan’s I75 is concrete and it was horrible the decade I was in Michigan.

Why? Is ice on concrete less slippery than when it’s on asphalt?

Let your neighbors pick up the tab for repaving the roads after you drive on bare pavement 90% of the time.

They last forever if you use the parking brake as a parking brake, since there is effectively no wear on them. Start using it as a regular brake, and that shoe material wears down rather quickly!