The other end of that is when companies brag about “range.” Jeep is quick to point out that the Grand Cherokee has “a range of over 600 highway miles on one tank,” but fail to mention that it has a cavernous 24-gallon tank to accomplish that.

It’s not a plot hole because the eagles are not a fucking taxi service. They can’t just be summoned whenever you don’t feel like walking. They are the servants of the Valar, who use them for a variety of purposes and pretty much whenever they feel like it. There’s a pretty good explanation here.

Somewhere along the line, I picked up the notion that the chains hanging down underneath buses and trucks were to dispel static electricity. You can even see them sparking when they hit the road!

“Unwritten rules,” summed up: you can be really good at baseball, but don’t you dare have fun.

It also looks remarkably like a bus.

Goalies are loathe to criticize other goalies

I mean by that logic, you could go back like five years if you knew what to bet on. Uber, Instagram, AirBnB, etc.

Can we start a Jalopnik crowdfund to buy out sponsorship for an F1 car so we can just paint it matte black instead?

Rooney Mara, who has long since cashed her paychecks and didn’t say anything at the time, has now decided she has a problem with the role she voluntarily auditioned for and shot for several months. So brave.

So even if the other team had hit every FG, and every one was a 3, and they’d hit all their free throws, they’d still have lost by 20.

“Embellishing” has to be the best penalty in sports.

In the context of the question, I think the GLORY BOY approach is the correct one. Which would be the streak.

Playing Minions music without warning should be a capital offense.

Possible sampling bias, but it seems to be more common in trucks and stuff (I’ve noticed it in U-Hauls a lot, which are mostly E-350s underneath), where you might need to be powering something like a light while working.

I’m slightly worried that procedural generation could lead to bland tracks

The human element, folks.

It can be flipped, too. Know how I know that’s not a real photo of Neil Armstrong on the moon? Because we never went to the moon.

I like this. Except we all know Belichick would wait until he was down 2 with 15 seconds left and cash in 75 yards of field position for the game-winning chip shot.

Except wait, can the opposing coach then cash in all his yardage to push them back?

Who’s it for? Who should buy this, and not a Camry or Corolla or Sienna?

Liam Hemsworth isn’t even wearing a helmet. 1/10 - unrealistic.