I feel like that might upset office park landscaping teams, unless they could cut the grass perfectly as they chomped.

That’s what I remember too. The epiphany was that Henry still loved her with the weight, even if she felt shitty about it. It was supposed to be a contrast to image obsessed Don marrying Meghan.

Right!?

Right! Look at that poor thing. It looks like a nerd that started hanging out with the popular kids right when they got into using coke.

What I really want out of this is a Hyundai Pony which is a literal robot horse. Sure, motorcycles are cool, but having a robot horse capable of, let’s say 40 mph and a 7 ft. vertical leap would make every chote and commute an absolute joy.

Betty Draper is such a good example of the fat suit used effectively to serve the purpose of story and character. 

This thing looks incredible, and everytime I am reminded that it exists, I vaguely want one. In between actually looking at a picture of it, it completely vanishes from my consciousness. That isn’t great given that I spend too much time thinking about cars, and am actively shopping for an EV.

I have a much easier time accepting prosthetics in a drama where a movie where they are used to inhabit a realistic character, or a character based on a real person. Sarah Paulson and Christian Bale are two of the best actors working, and I have a hard time faulting them for doing everything possible to bring a…

First thing that came to mind. $200k gets you a legitimate sports car that will work on a track and impress potential partners with a majority of their teeth.

Honestly, I’m on board with anything that isn’t part of Star Wars, the MCU, DC or other well trodden IP. I only hope this isn’t the first chapter of the “Cat Person Extended Universe”.

Coming from 4 years of working for a footwear brand people covet and collect, this is a fine line to walk. You want to keep certain rare items exclusive enough to feed the hype but available enough to take advantage of the market.

I suppose that if you had your heart set on a Demon, no price is too high. To me, $200k is wandering dangerously far into the territory of a used supercar, an ocean going boat or a very nice small aircraft.

I totally agree. Some small rock sliders, would have looked dope and been functional. Plastic cladding just means deep scratches and sun fading.

That’s a bummer to hear about the 2.4L. The H6 was a fun option while it lasted.

It totally looks like Dr. Gonzo, and the picture already looks halfway to being a Ralph Steadman drawing.

The Maverick is a completely reasonable auto-financial unit of measure.

The Lola bunny debacle a few months back suggests your onto something.

This gave me a sensible chuckle. They both seem like a good idea when you’re drunk, are man of materials 25 letters long and if you buy them more than once it means something has gone wrong in your life.

I love it. Looks like he’s driving the same roller around that he hit Melodie Nelson with.

Victoria Secret is the Applebees of undergarments. There are better options in every dimension, but force of habit and ubiquity have kept them alive long after the sun has set on the mall era they thrived in.