First-strike weapons are more useful if your enemy knows you have them and are prepared to use them. Deterrents don’t deter if they’re a secret. 

Yep, see the other child thread.

15 minutes left. Seems like a bargain to me. 

Good engineers know what they’re bad at and compensate/delegate appropriately. 

That’s the widely-accepted rule about headlines that end with a question mark.

My confidence in bold claims is inversely proportional to the number of typos in the presentation.

I have a theory that at least 95% of large GM dealerships have a used Wrangler parked alongside the road. I find it amusing that they use a Chrysler product to draw people in.

Using the handbrake has been suggested, but I doubt that’s sufficient for a car of this horsepower.

Meh, I bet 5th or 6th gear would do it.

I’ll have to finish this another time, but I wanted to say thank you for continuing the road trip series. Definitely one of my favorite features on the site.

I keep 3, although one is currently tucked away because reasons. 

My ignition switch broke recently and I couldn’t turn off the engine.

Don’t forget the regulations. In some (most?) localities taxis are regulated and limited in number. 

“On demand” is a lot easier when you have a fleet of underpaid contractors driving around everywhere. Taxi companies could offer the app and backend services but they’d still be much slower to respond.

Since I drive a stick, in any emergency situation I’m going to be pulling that leg in double quick.

Per this source, dual-threshold airbags can deploy without a seatbelt.

• https://www.quora.com/I-had-my-car-keys-taken-at-the-dealership-and-was-almost-forced-to-purchase-a-car-refused-to-let-me-leave-How-does-one-deal-with-such-a-situation
  

I never thought we’d elect Joe to be president, yet here we are.

I wouldn’t touch any generation with a ten foot pole, but I’m both heavily biased and woefully ignorant, a dangerous combination.

I saw a young lady in the passenger seat of a Wrangler, one leg on the dash, the other out the window.