How could you leave out the Viper?!

I think the 700k miles completed by Google alone in their driverless car program would happen to disagree with you.

And that, boys and girls, is why you don't DIY your monster truck unless you know what the hell you're doing.

I wonder if they'll make a version that doesn't look like it's going to sneeze.

worth it.

I eagerly await the day when robots perform all of the menial and dangerous jobs, and we're free from this antiquated idea of being forced to work to be a productive member of society. Free to allow people to pursue creative or other endeavors for the joy and passion of it.

It's the one good thing about living out here.

Is anyone surprised by this? Jeeps aren't exactly known for their outstanding quality.

I'm annoyed when I happen to be on the road with the ~100 other cars heading the direction of my work. I can only imagine my frustration if it were considerably more.

What's wrong with bringing a cannon barrel?

People are the worst.

The subject line was "Your Amazon Echo Is Ready to Purchase"

This is exactly what I'm hoping for with mine. I want to integrate it into my home automation framework.

I just got my invite today! Should be here next week.

The point you seem to be missing is that while the parent company may be Japanese, SPE is in fact based in America, employs Americans, and pays taxes in America.

This made me throw up a little. That poor, poor car.

I didn't care at all about this movie before all this and certainly didn't plan on seeing it, but now I kind of want to check it out.

I'm going to have to give this approach a try to help me finish some of the projects that I've started, then switched to starting a new project in the middle of. Getting started the first time has never been an issue with me, but following through and completing them is something I'm still working on.

I was ready to hate on this, but damn that's cool!