Bronco isn’t far off. The closest equivalent to his sleigh, obviously.

...more about what you remove than what you add

Like more than a few other commenters here, I’m not a car guy. Not really. I fell in love with my Jeep and randomly encountered something Andrew Collins wrote a couple of years ago, and you’ve been stuck with me since.

I have sworn off FB, which is a real problem for used car shopping.

Driver also has two brake lights out. C’mon people.

Jeep bumpers and fenders are amazingly handy. I don’t know how car owners get anything done without built-in step-stools everywhere they go.

It’s reportedly not all that difficult. Something I’ve considered but I’d have to outsource it.

I had to turn off my 20 Jeep CL search notifications last week when I realized life was too messed up right now to get tempted.

It’s hard to argue on behalf of the US on either corruption or human rights at the moment.

Leaving....parts of western Europe?

Ditto Acrimonious: 70mm IMAX is the way to see this movie.

Speaking as the owner of a Jeep with the aforementioned box taillight, I’m a fan of their simplicity. Replacing a bulb is utterly trivial.

She isn’t telling you why they’re wrong. She’s using their depiction as a lens to describe the reality.

Sadly, I never really thought until now about how his description of Murphy’s Law was an interesting mirror of how the movie would play out. Things went horribly “wrong” but ultimately had to happen that way for the overall success of the mission.

...you mean scootering. Damn those are annoying.

I hate to sound classist, but Florida seems to have a disproportionate number of young adults with...limited taste.

FIX YOUR REVERSE LIGHT.

Speak for yourself!

Our family no longer gets together every Christmas (too widely distributed) but I’d like to pass this brilliant tradition on to anyone who recognizes its genius: competition each year for ugliest Christmas tree ornament.

Pretty sure that’s the print/wrap/cover/whatever word I’m trying to find here.