Nah, it’s still that damn playoff win. Remember when they erected that banner and had a big celebration during halftime a few years ago?

They need to win soon. I’m running out of space to add a new Roman numeral to my “Detroit Lions Superbowl xxxx Champions” tattoo. 

Not all those guys were starting quarterbacks. For example, Andre Ware started something like six games in four years and he was considered a third stringer behind Peete and Kramer. 

Great. The new banners and parade will be scheduled, posthaste.

You are completely insane. What kind of Judge Dredd dystopian world do you live in that committing the most minor of infractions constitutes getting murdered?

SOME choppers were art pieces, most were thrown-together crap that capitalized on the art piece’s popularity.

I’d love to convince my SO to go solar. What’s your projected break-even time?

1st Gear: If governments would stop trying to pick winners and losers with tax breaks, no one would get snookered. Unfortunately, nothing short of a Constitutional Amendment will stop government types from trying to play in a league way above their own.

Can confirm. I’ve slept under the blankets and managed to avoid monster attacks for over 40 years. 

Meh. My ‘84 Corvette does it better.

For his many, many faults, Henry Ford figured out that paying his employees enough money to actually buy the product they were making was a smart idea. Businesses are supposed to sell things and make money, not manipulate their numbers so the gamblers on Wall Street can make another fraction of a penny on their stock. 

Lest we forget The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle, Analyze That, Arthur and the Invisibles, and the greatest ending to a trilogy of all time, Little Fockers. 

Came here to say this. Not only were most choppers overpriced, they were essentially trailer queens, to boot. Stupid looking, hard to ride, expensive to maintain, it’s amazing they even go for that kind of money.

“Where I got that philosophy from, and one of the reasons I’m in the business, is that I can trace it all back to when I was about 10 years old and saw a Corvette Sting Ray for the first time. It had such a lasting impression, and I formulated a passion around that car.”

The only way I’m behind this is if he buys the Lions. Will SOMEBODY PLEASE buy the Lions?

THAT’S how you deal with a troll. 

Hmmmm...a two-door convertible that isn’t fast or sporty and also a CUV that doesn’t go offroad or haul lots of stuff and people. I’m sure they’ll sell tens of them.

The original is just as good

Might as well just cancel the whole Corvette program, then. 

Why does GM have to price their cars with taxes included when literally every other business in the United States doesn’t do that? As pointed out above, the car is $58,900. If they hadn’t included destination charge, you would be bitching about that. At the end of the day, $59995 IS under $60000, no matter which way…