I just use an IR thermometer.

In all honesty, the gameplay improvements should be the biggest thing to talk about...yet everyone is focused on the graphics.

Wow.

I’ve always put the chocolate fudge ones in the freezer. So, so amazing.

Stopped driving it in winter.

I get all DeLorean, especially in that color.

“Wait that’s not what we meant”

I’m not sure either of these really count, since I still ended up with something exciting, but: the assholes sold them out from under me.

Unless something changed between 2016 and now, that is false. Canadian warranties are valid in the US.

They do, however, have a slightly different display for the fuel level (assuming that gauge is still analog). US will have “E” and “F”, whereas the Canadian cluster will have a full dot and an empty dot (at least on the GM vehicles I have seen).

My dad had a lot of cool shit back in the day, but the one that probably strikes me as “the coolest” was his ‘66 Pontiac LeMans.

which is clothed in a fiberglass kit that attempts to emulate the style of a Ferrari 360 Spider

I’m an adult and I want to try and eat it.

I’m also in SE Michigan, something definitely changed.

It’s not the fridge - fridge has been a constant this entire time - the milk has changed.

Sounds like something a pedo would say...

If I feel like I need to puke, the last thing I want to do is continue to feel like that. Getting it out 99% of the time makes me feel better, at least temporarily - but I’ll take anything at that point.

The scourge of motion smoothing...I remember when LED-backlit LCDs first started coming out (what, probably 15 years ago now?), and that would be the first thing my dad and I would do after installing them at a customers house.

While I won’t complain if a beer of mine were to go sour all on its own...I would be less thrilled should I have to chew it.

In the last few years, it has not been a common occurrence to have our gallon of milk start going bad days before the best by date.