“Right to privacy” only exists within the confines of ones domicile on ones planet of origin. Both criteria must be met in order to ensure “right to privacy” and if both criteria are not met, one has no expected “right to privacy”.

You’re gonna jump his shit for being a smart-ass and turn around a minute later and be the same kind of smart-ass on somebody else’s comment.

I’m gonna go ahead and say it. This is a remake.

I can remember a time when we needed him most

I’ve got an ‘06 Nightrod that has it...so nice to have when out just cruising.

First-gen broncos. A buddy had one and that’s what he did when cruising down the highway. His was didn’t lock, just push/pull tension set.

she knew he wasn’t the father and he was simply using the system to harass and stalk her.

IKR, I want to get one and mount to the wall next to this guy:

Yeah, and that’s kind of the problem, the trolls and douche-bros paint a bad picture of the culture we enthusiasts try to promote.

There’s no need to lump everything into some ridiculous auto/manual dichotomy.

Seems doubtful...but we can hope

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Kind of forgot thighs can get that thin post-puberty.

And if automakers had started out with trucks/suvs using that setup, then focusing on something like a diesel-electric that I described before going full electric, we’d probably have 40-60mpg trucks/suvs running around with mass adoption of the tech instead of the mass aversion/rejection we have now.

Nope, them “manly” mens will still complain; “Sure, it’s got huge power and great range, but it’s too quiet...it sucks.”

Around 50 miles of all electric range...to extend the fuel range as far as possible. 

NoMoreGermanCars said dually, I just said truck.

I’d be happy with a true diesel-electric hybrid truck; the fuller the size the better. Take a truck, lose the original drive-train, widen the frame rails, slap in a 300kwh battery underneath, switchable motors front and rear, and a diesel-electric generator under the hood to charge the batteries when needed. You’d…

I think I’d rather be disappointed with that than the other alternative. I mean, they named the telescope Event Horizon...who thought that was a good idea? Did everybody forget 1997's Event Horizon and it’s prescient warnings when it comes black holes?

My thought goes like this: