I enjoyed the movie for the most part, but I couldn’t help snickering when they kissed. I was literally thinking “It would be hilarious if they kissed right now, I bet someone makes a parody... oh shit, they actually did it!”

The Gladiator’s big party trick is its solid front axle. Every other modern pickup has IFS. You lose a bit of nimbleness on pavement, but gain a lot of off-road flex.

The Leaf got a big redesign in 2018. Granted, a lot of the underpinnings do still go back to 2011.

The Frontier might have a manual transmission but the Ranger is nicer.

I’m not sure the Elio really counts as a car. It’s more like an enclosed version of one of those weird trike things. In its place, I recommend the Chrysler 200 for the top spot. It’s a Dart, but somehow even worse.

I don’t mind the grille - I’m just glad they didn’t use the headlights. The C7 looks way better than this thing.

I’d actually prefer the silent one. Loud cars have never resonated with me (heh).

It seems like Netflix is really pushing its original content over stuff it’s licensed from elsewhere. Obviously some of their original content is quite good, but putting Murder Mystery (whatever the fuck that is) at the top? Really?

Did someone whiz in your blue milk this morning?

Rey and Kylo could do it multiple times because they’re young, strong and bursting with Force energy (or whatever). Luke and Leia, like it or not, were old and just didn’t have as much stamina. Surely a lifetime of Jedi-ing takes its toll.

I finally went to see The Rise of Skywalker today, after putting it off for a week or so to avoid the crowds. I really don’t understand the negative reviews. While it’s a lot crammed into one movie - too much plot for its runtime, perhaps - it’s still a fantastic finale for the trilogy (and the trilogy of trilogies),…

That just looks like one of the new Supras after a Sasquatch sat on the nose.

This reminds me very strongly of another fake Corvette from 2009.

Aww, this is sweet. David Tracy has found his Oliver.

You’ll probably get crap for it, but you’re right.

You’ve somehow managed to believe every lie that’s ever been told about Clinton. For a supposed liberal, you’re pretty damn gullible.

I’m all for fearing Trump supporters, but that “two out of three” claim is just not true in any possible way. I don’t know where he got those numbers.

I tried to watch an episode from the last season and gave up after half an hour. The new team are horrid, and the show should have ended when the original trio left (or continued with just Hammond and May).

I only read 60% of your comment, and I only posted 60% of a reply becaus

I’ve never seen Pawn Stars, but that was a thrillingly vivid description, and as much as I enjoyed reading it, it fills me with a strong desire not to ever watch the show.