Also, he’s selling them partly because he realizes that he can’t properly care for them all, so he’s getting rid of them before they become derelicts. And he’s already sold a few, indicating that he’s serious about moving them. I’d say he’s a normal, enthusiastic collector, rather than a hoarder. 

You know what? I like this Jim guy. I was expecting an article showing maybe one or two driveable cars and a field full of trash but they all seem well cared for.  He seems like a stand up guy who knows what he likes, then pursues it.  Be like Jim.

HOW ONE MAN’S LOVE FOR TETANUS-FACTORY MAIL JEEPS SNOWBALLED OUT OF CONTROL

The whole article could have been summed up as ‘Pots’ and ‘Kettles’.

Oh the irony of you writing this story!!

Admiral James Greer: I told you to speak your mind Jack, but Jesus!

Yeah. You are already willingly agreeing to your movements being tracked. Those movements being associated with the photo on your passport. But then making sure that you are in fact that person on that passport? That’s a stretch? Haha.

Welp, looks like Superman is just going to have to fly himself around now.

Sequel to Hunt for Red October?

Guaranteed the narwhals already have it and are planning something.

Shouldn’t they be using karts with slicks as a test?

Fuck a duck, there’s a lot going on here.

I don’t think regret is even the right word.  I think he is mad at Courtney for what has transpired.  

The phrase of my generation.

A klobb once helped my character massage out a back issue he was having. It was nice.

Yeah, I read that line and thought “if you’re using the Klobb, you’re losing with the Klobb”.

It’s the 1932 Ford V8 all over again. During the Great Depression, criminals developed a fondness for the Ford V8 because it was cheap and powerful. Bonnie and Clyde, John Dillinger, etc.