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As is mentioned above me, wind under and around the bridge can have unforseen effects on your plane, causing it to collide with the bridge which is unsafe for current and future people on the bridge (also if you damage the bridge and they have to inspect and repair it you’ve just cut freight shipping to the UP off

I still think Chevy takes the ugly cake

Don’t take Precidia if you’re allergic to Precidia.

There’s so much to look at here. Some of it is your own groin, but never mind that.

Pole vault.

Wait you mean the business exists to make a profit?! That is mind blowing. 

I had a guy tell me today that “It won’t be long before you guys are giving these away!". Uhh, not really. Sales in my area haven't slumped much at all. The deals have actually brought in a lot of people and our area is doing great. Funny how some people are convinced that dealerships are days away from going under.

It’s all relative.

Here was mine:

I agree - but outrage is more fun

Ugh. This again.

Sorry, but this is a bad take. If you like it and could see yourself on it then it’s worth a shot. Who cares what other people think? Or is that why you want to get into motorcycles?

As someone who is 6' 4"... lol no this will not work even a little bit.

“Sure honey, I’ll sell that car I’ve had since high school to make room for your new family carrier in the garage. Let me just take some pictures and post the ad to the internet.”

He promised he’d sell it, but he’s also trying to social distance. The price keeps people six feet or further away.

Because they were dirt cheap, economical to drive, super useful, and tough as cockroaches. Sometimes a truck is a work vehicle and not a lifestyle.

You’ve seen people pumping one brake light at a time? I’m not arguing that separate amber lights would be an improvement. It’s just that I’ve been driving for 25 years and I’ve never had to question whether a brake light is broken in a modulating way, or it’s a turn signal.  It seems like a problem that doesn’t exist. 

After the third old guy in a train conductor hat talks to you about it for 2 hours straight—which means it’s 0.1 hour talking about your red, wooden whip and 1.9 hours of his trip down memory lane about the car he had in the 70's and how he once drove it down to the lake and the popular girl at school thought the car

Claire Daines also is confusing to follow in the dark and being able to tell if she’s going to stop or turn or what.