Take his license, crush his car and make him watch.

*Furiously shakes fist at Al Gore*

If only we knew the scourge of “content creators”, “influencers”, and “4Chan” that would come of it, we could have shut the whole damn thing down before it was too late.

DNS was a mistake.

How “strong” tungsten is, is completely irrelevant. I’m sure 45 pounds of anything dropped from that height onto that roof would’ve done the same thing.

The internet was a mistake.

I don’t see how the hell the F-35 is gonna replace the A-10.

Also for context: that trillion dollars cost is more than any other defense program in US history.  The entirety of World War II for the US, adjusted for inflation, cost 4 Trillion dollars.

More Context:  The develepment of the F-35 started in 1995.  The first prototype flew in 2000.  The first planes were delivered in 2006.

No one is buying manuals. The people who are, are not looking to buy an EV.

For you whippersnappers, I’ll propose our 1968 Plymouth 4 door, a Fury as I vaguely remember it. In the old days you picked up your new car (late 50s through the 70s) and made a list of everything wrong/not working and brought the car back to the dealer to fix (forget the dealer prep crap). The Plymouth had two pages,…

I hold the Challenger/Charger in the the same brain space as La-z-Boy recliners. They are a perfect fit for their target audience and do not require changing. Also: New Balances, knee-problems, all-beef chili with spices from a packet, vodka sodas, and paper plates at the dinner table because you’re having people over…

Damn it, take your star!

It really shouldn’t be hard to flip a Land Cruiser in today’s world.

You know I wouldn’t be opposed to automakers putting in some kind of no resale clause, for maybe like 6 months after purchase. you have dealers marking them up, because moron WILL pay that markup, then you have people buying them for the sole purpose of reselling for more than they paid, which you KNOW dealers pay…

If those had been issued by a legal law enforcement entity with all the tack-ons the fine would easily be $300-$400. I still don’t understand if they don’t have the legal authority to do this why pay the ticket? If they are trying to damage your credit score couldn’t you sue them? What’s the difference if I, private…

Grew up in the 70s/80s when a sub-TEN was hot. And a 6-sec 0-60 was supercar territory.

Ahem...

As much as I despise Elon and Tesla stan, I must admit that price per performance is really great

True. If you’re taking these cars out to the track for fun, go for it!