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    I'm very knowledgeable about this topic and have a lot to offer on the subject, but since my comments are still gray despite being on for a length of time that one might consider me a regular, I've decided to keep my shit to myself.

    They just acted incredibly smug around it, and the doors opened themselves.

    I'd also like to add; "Assholes take newborn babies on red-eye flights because well, maybe they'll sleep." I frequently take a red-eye from LA back to the east coast, and almost every single goddamn time, someone has a newborn baby on the flight screaming the entire time when the other 250 people on the plane WANT TO…

    Oh come on. The Hyundai Genesis looks exactly like a generic Mercedes. It's so blatant.

    I like it. Pagani cars have some of the best interiors in the world. Plus the car looks badass in purple with all that carbon.

    Kinda surprised none of the Carlisle events made the list.

    Doing 10% for retirement now, will go up to 18-20% after I buy a house next year.

    Couldn't be Pastor...didn't leave any parts laying around.

    Dammit, I thought I was gonna have the first Pastor Maldonado/crash joke.

    Uh, clearly the Nissan Murano Cross Cabriolet?

    Bloomsburg University Represent!

    I agree with basically the entire sentiment of your article as well as the evidence you use to support the argument, with one minor exception:

    My philosophy about driving is that all your maneuvers should be as smooth as possible, with the end goal of maintaining as much momentum as possible. This is probably one of the easiest "hypermiling" techniques; and it'll also result in less wear on your car.

    This is an excellent point, too. I've actually on occasion slowed down when I see a red light so that I don't end up stopping if I can avoid it. Since you're not going to gain any time by getting to the red light faster, this as least helps fuel efficiency. You use less fuel getting to the light and also use less by…

    This is what I came here to say. What I find even more perplexing are the people who see the light turn red from a ways off, knowing full well it'll still be red by the time they get there, yet continue to go well over the speed limit just to get to the stop line faster. All you're doing like this is burning…

    And tax evasion.

    It is unclear where Biddle's funeral will be held, as the nearest church is in a no wake zone