“Indeed the aluminum piece of Earhart’s plane was found on an uninhabited atoll called Nikumaroro not too terribly far from where Romeo found this underwater blip.”

Not to mention that back when these laws were passed, stealing a horse could be depriving someone of a capital asset (I’ll take, apologies in advance, a horseback guess that in the late 19th Century US it was a hundred-dollar animal or more—and a dollar a day was a good wage for, say a farm laborer); a tool needed to…

Detroit > Tampa Bay

The only one that won’t crash after cars and coffee

I’ve also been slowly trying to get away from Walmart.

The rules for stealing horses are very strong. Part of this is history. Rustling was a major offense 100+ years ago and these laws are still on the book.

When you thought you were stealing a Mustang...

It’s a 60F morning in late January in Pennsylvania. Not sure if 9000lb EVs are what’s gonna do it.

The Amish are allowed to shop at Walmart? That just sounds like cheating. 

Dude! I just wrote my comment above before scrolling down and reading yours. I suggested a $20 ish thousand Impreza and a $20 ish thousand Camaro. High five!

This is close. But I would get a 4wd Maverick then go buy a Pontiac Solstice/Saturn Sky. The Kappa platform is all off the shelf stuff and they are easy to work on. And, how do I get out of the greys?

4 inches (or less) created the demand for the taller hoods in the first place.

If the Lions make it to the Super Bowl (and god forbid win), the worker production in the entire state of Michigan will drop to near zero on Monday.  The city of Detroit will be absolute chaos.

I did not think Floridians replaced tires until they were so worn they no longer held air. 

The only proper way to acquire this car is from your grandparent’s estate. 

I bet it drives like the day it came off the assembly line.

If they’re letting just a few screws slide on airplane inspections, who knows what else is being overlooked or allowed to slide?

And if it was a Boeing plane, all the jerkoffs would be trying their damnedest to blame Boeing for the tail strike.

Not familiar with Planeopnik?  Been a thing for a while now.