NEVER TELL FORD HULK ODDS!!

Volvo is Geely’s way into the US and European markets without being identified as a Chinese company. The writing of that has been on the wall since they bought Volvo, way back when. It’ll be interesting to see if that works better or worse than what BYD is going to try, marketing stuff under their own brand (they…

I drive 8500 miles a day across a hellish post-apocalyptic landscape without a charger in sight hauling several boats and a camper!

EV’s are DOA until one can meet those needs.

The Flash was one of my favorite comic books as a kid. Miller’s portrayal of the character really flopped for me, but I don’t know how much of that is his work or the fault of the screenplay. 

Should have gone with the monorail. North Haverbrook did, and as far as I know, they are quite happy with it. 

Liked it until I saw the interior... Can we have interiors with buttons and the gauge cluster can be the info screen please? Minimal tech for an electric vehicle would be nice for a base car. 

It would have been baller if they could have gotten Sam Elliot to reprise his pre-MCU Thunderbolt Ross to take over the mantle after Hurt’s death.

I’m trying to find out what’s more odd.  The two stars of David on her costume or the fact that she appears to have skinned and is now wearing Sonic the Hedgehog

And thus, the dreams of Otisburg were forever consigned to the aether!

This started out as a Phase One script called Captain Lou Albano: New World Order, which would’ve brought WCW and WWE characters into the MCU, but unfortunately Albano passed away before they could move forward with the project.

Yeah, I could see marinating a chicken in that.

The Pet Sematary remake has zero redeeming value. Nothing scary, nothing sad. The daughter getting run over by the semi truck is laugh out loud funny. At least in the original, Gage being run over was really horrifying. 

I know mine certainly are. I’ve collected the evidence and will be putting together a case to hold on to for whenever they piss me off.

Adjusted for inflation, he spent about $15,000 in 1982 dollars, and that $12,500 it’s worth now would’ve been equal to about $4,000 back in 1982. Dude lost money.

The smart option when you see something that annoys you online (like, say, a review of your new book that left you mad at the reviewer) is always, always, always to just not post.

As a published author: reviews are a one-way street. Readers get to have whatever opinions they want about your writing, stupid or otherwise. The solution to not feel “stung” by less-than-perfect reviews is simple:

It’s probably just my perception, but it seems that most people that get their underwear twisted are the authors that wrote autobiographic elements into their story, so criticism of their work can feel more like a personal attack than an actual critique.

“I’m sure the drop to 4.9 would feel much more devastating than it should.”

I don’t understand any of this. It sounds like ridiculously over-blown drama, from the author, the reviewer, the publisher, and the random people jumping in to “support” one side or the other. Is everyone stuck in a grade school mentality? The author and the publisher should be able to comport themselves like the…

what is it with people always saying “it’s a joke!!” being so painfully unfunny?