Hmm at that point it may be you I'm afraid.

I could never understand how “trapped on a boat with 3,000 people and their germs” is considered a vacation idea.

A group of my friends were inconsolably butt-hurt when I refused to buy in to a cruise vacation with them TWO FUCKING YEARS in advance. I told them I wanted to wait because, you know, a lot of shit can happen in two years. They ended up on a boat with a listeria outbreak.

Because they may have also banged up the suspension or ruined the alignment. The automaker wants to ensure that they have a good car to review.

I drive a Land Cruiser, which replaced a 4Runner. The 4Runner had 65 series tires on a 17" rim. My Land Cruiser has 60 series tires on an 18" rim. Even here in Boston, where roads are full of potholes in the winter, I’ve never blown a tire or bent a rim. I do, of course, have a full size spare.

It might be wasteful. But it wouldn’t bother me if I was in the back of this car and my driver was driving me to my destination.

BMW’s don’t come with spare tires. They use run flats.

When you’re in the pockets of the NRA, you can’t say anything about making it harder for religious extremists to get guns.

Exactly. The government should talk about it. You and I? It doesn’t really matter what we talk about.

Seriously, this dicks sure love to recommend that we all pray.

In a blog post, he blamed the attack on ISIS. “Of course there has been a knee-jerk call for more gun control. (The New York Daily News’ headline the day after the shooting was “THANKS, NRA”). Some gay-rights activists are blaming the “Christian Right.” Planned Parenthood blames “toxic masculinity” (whatever that…

Maybe this is a stupid question, but why shouldn’t we be talking about gun control when something like this happens? Is it somehow outlandish for a government to look at a tragedy and think “how can I stop this from happening in the future?”

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