Isn’t lying in court frowned upon?

Denial, mainly.

No one’s ever lovingly cared for a rental car. No one. They’re abused their whole lives, and you want to buy a used one?

“Oh, you can get it out with an ozone bomb—” No, you can’t. It’s just like that now.

My Cobalt was a great deal for being a year old from Enterprise, and was by no means destroyed. I bought it in 2008 and I still own it. And since 2009, it’s been making double the factory power and has been more than happy about doing so.

Pretty sure plenty have.

What’s a girl to do?

And don’t forget that in The Departed, even more lying exists.

Yeah, no thanks.

Yup - my Volt does this. But I have a stop sign at the end of my street and then right after at the “main” road we’re off of, so I get used to it every time I drive.

This Feels Like a Weird Rule for Regen

Lunar/Space kimchi sounds like something I need in my life.

This doesn’t seem like a terrible idea at all - just not one that’s really necessary.

Yes - they’re friends.

I leave all the vents in the basement open in winter and that A) makes the basement nice and warm and B) therefore makes the floors above comfortably warm all winter.

a trailer for Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive that she said misrepresented the gritty noir-thriller as a film that was more akin to the action-adventure series, Fast & Furious

Actually get the shit I need to done on my cars for once.

Though, some got an SRT-4 engine... which is good.

I would typically see about 50 or so miles of range in the winter in my ‘17 Volt (which includes being on 195/65R15 Michelin Xi3s on Sonic 15" wheels - about 1.5lbs lighter a corner with a narrower tread, versus the stock 215/50R17 Michelin Energy Savers I run in not-winter) versus 65-70 easy in summer (all city here…

I was at a former co-workers house a week or so ago trying to troubleshoot his cable box issue and noticed his Panasonic plasma - one of the last plasma models offered and still a wonderful television to this day - had some incredibly major burn in.