Father of two here, one of which is in a rear facing car seat still. Drive a 2013 Honda Accord Sport and it is GREAT. Seats both kids comfortable and at 6'2 I am not cramped in the slightest. The 6-speed is excellent, gets 36 MPG on the highway, handles very well and the engine isn’t crazy powerful but it can get out…

Mazda5. It’s like a bigger Honda Fit.

Buying something cause it looks like something else and buying something because you think it actually is something else are two very different legal definitions.

Is incurring debt to obtain 3 degrees to get a job that pays the same as a retail store manager that could have been gotten with a 2yr community college certificate, really that responsible?

If there was really a shortage of teachers, wages would be rising. Fact is, there is an almost endless supply of young adults who want to teach children and most of them are willing to do it for pretty cheap.

Exactly. Stage 2 kits are CHEAP and give you 50hp.

None of those other cars (MAYBE the SRT) can pick up 50hp and 60ft/lbs with a $400 kit though....

Amazon almost always gives you a free download when you buy a physical copy of an album. Easy to get digital copy and a hard copy backup is the best of all worlds.

$10/month means I could buy 12 albums a year at the same price.

With their persistent need to generate clicks and content, we should be thrilled that this actual piece of news exists and isn’t just the 16th post about a Miata with a roll cage in NYC.

That wasn’t your argument, you’re just changing it to that. Your argument was Star Wars did it first (which they didn’t) and that he would thank George Lucas for bringing de-aging tech to the mainstream (which he didn’t).

Ant-Man and Civil War both used the technology convincingly before Rogue One attempted it (which wasn’t nearly as well received). All are owned by Disney. ILM is also Disney owned so you can be sure ‘Old George’ had nothing to do with it.

Too bad old Marty couldn’t swallow enough humble pie to admit that his latest movie wouldn’t even have been possible without the MCU. Marvel pioneered the de-aging technology that is apparently critical to The Last Irishman.

I think it was a stunt from both sides to advance eachother’s agendas. I don’t think the NFL is serious about helping Colin and I don’t think Colin is serious about getting back into the NFL.

Cause the transmissions still suck.

It’s like everyone was upset about a possible 4 door Mustang, Mustang SUV or Electric Mustang throughout the years and Ford said, ‘Let’s just get it all out of the way at once’.

I’m guessing because they had no hope of passing modern day safety tests. It did not take a heavy hit for the passenger compartment to deflect far beyond what’s acceptable.

Based on the Edmund’s quote at the bottom, it doesn’t sound like they were keeping them anyway. I think Erik just decided that GM/Ford expected to keep them because clicks needed.

My dad and I were flipping through the channels Memorial Day weekend in the early 2000s and as we passed across the Speed channel, we saw a red blur race through a tunnel making and unbelievable noise. Been hooked ever since.

Dude, read the article. The car for sale cannot go 300mph...