Side note from my college experience.... I had a 4 door sedan. Very practical. People always asking for rides to school and the like.

It’s almost like the law was designed this way by... wealthy corporate donors?

Nah, couldn’t be. 

...it’s almost as if we live in a nation with precious little respect or protection for regular working people!

I maybe get the not being able to sue a co-worker, but seems like not being able to sue your employer for damages is suspect, and leaves employees unprotected

College student here.

I owned two pontiac vibes and they were the cheapest most reliable cars to own. The 2003 manual was the most fun but later got a 2009 auto because of a broken foot. The Matrix XRS and Vibe GT are both fun with their 6-speed manual and high rev engine. very reliable cars and that first gen handles well especially with…

<$8500 USD.

This and/or Corolla

I say just get the best Prius you can for $8,500. Your wallet will thank you.

before you criticize someone, maybe you should look in the mirror

Retiring a flying telescope? Sounds like a short-sighted decision.

I thought they looked like handcuffs, like you stick your wrist in them and move your arms to turn the whole assembly. Imagine what a nightmare that would be!

*Carpal tunnel syndrome has entered the chat *

Glad I watched the video, because the still image had me imagining these were just fancy suicide knobs. 

Quit farting around with yokes.

Cities need infrastructure like stadiums.

Yes, we do, IMO. Because taking someone to civil court is probably not something a 7-year-old orphan is ready/able to do. And civil litigators tend to take a huge portion of the payout if they win the case. Putting it in the penal code helps avoid re-traumatizing the family of the victim, and the DA’s office isn’t…

Regardless of standard of living evaluation, how many DUI drivers are actually going to be able to make such payments until the child(ren) reach 18? I think that a lot of drunk drivers are barely able to support their own kids, much less others, especially once they lose the right to drive.

Reagan had been in office for years at that point, setting all sorts of unfortunate precedents

Makes me think of the police car from Back to the Future 2.