Yeah, that was either a very weak attempt at humor or a very ill-informed aside.
Just Jeepin'
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One of the selling points of the new Gladiator (and the original one 50 years ago!) was the relative ease of loading the bed.
Re: stoplights and cellphones. YES!
I’d say Taurus was around long enough, but when I think cutting-edge driving experience it’s...not on that list.
This is similar to the abortion debate. I understand why abortion is unpalatable, but making it illegal while at the same time refusing to teach meaningful sex ed and refusing to provide a meaningful safety net to pregnant women and refusing to....well, you get the picture.
“the Mustang’s sale peak of 1 in 14 cars sold in the US being a Mustang was in 1966”
Of course it’s flawed, but all models are flawed. The point is this is the only data we have so far.
Given how short Arnold and Cruise are, they’ve had a lot of practice.
I saw it last night on 70mm IMAX, really the only way to see a big movie.
It has been addressed multiple times here. Not always all that subtly, either.
Reminds me of the Element: marketed for 20-something surfers, sold to 40-somethings instead.
Trademark, I’d assume.
Well, he has one, and I suspect manuals are off his shopping list permanently, sadly.
“why is it still on Netflix?”
Hence the question mark.
I need that for summer rainstorms in my Jeep, especially with the windshield down.
An interesting counter(?)-example, Feynman and Oak Ridge.
Ugh. Shades of grey are not actually colors!
If you did, Kinja swallowed it.