I’ll bet she’s “an influencer”.

My ‘81 Z28 just has the “simple” hiding feature, where the drop under the overhang of the hood when you turn them off.

Hell yes.

No.

Still Splinter Cell: Blacklist...

Honestly, the implementation of the highly-randomized logic of the cat’s attack-button might have been too much for a simple update.

This is why you always rebuild a carb on your dining room table, inside your house, duh!

(Whether or not Eugene and Yumiko were also complete fabrications of her panicked mind is a bit more unclear, though I’m inclined to suspect they were never there, either.)

Things my Android phone does not need more of: processing power.

All of this only ever reminds me of the time Mazda claimed it was going to bring a diesel over to the States and never did. What did Mazda know that everyone else did not?

Look who wrote the article - an article about GM. All he wants to do is whine about GM.

How long do we think this lasts in Troy before The Karen complains?

Yes, some of the later ones could definitely be frustrating, but the ability to simply just rewind to the beginning was always a plus.

One of my favorites that incorporates time easily has to be Braid.

The Talos Principle was absolutely wonderful.

“MeyersMays. My name is MeyersMays,”

It was fine, honestly, but I was most upset that we only got essentially one scene with little-adorable-puppy-Dog. I was hoping for an entire episode with little-Dog.

Still trudging through Splinter Cell: Blacklist.

How long before The Stans call you a pedophile?

That was my thinking. You don’t need to deal with airport security/getting there early/etc. The plane also needs to ascend to a point where it’ll then reach those speeds, and then it has to descend, and circle for it’s spot in line to land.