Re: Minor Threat.

I suspect (I don’t know, only suspect) that a good machine shop should be able to fabricate enough parts to make the thing to run. Will it run as well as it would with proper parts? No, of course not. But it may be operational enough to fight the way it needs to out there. Also, fuel in the middle east is probably…

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Hey there Mr. Master Engineer. You should really work in automotive engineering. You clearly know more than they do.

^this guy again^. You know, not everything in life needs to be compared to your 2001 Camry. Hey, what year is your car again? Oh, that’s right. It’s an 01.

He won’t admit it, but that is exactly what he wants.

I didn’t read one argument as to why automakers will regret the mandate going away. I did read some stuff about some suppliers, interest groups, and people in R&D who will regret the mandate going away.

I mean I voted NP. But in no way is it really a NP. I just like the fever dreams of weird people.

This makes zero sense. But nice try.

Are you sure about that? I thought radio stations paid to play tracks based on a sampling.

New England skiing is fine. Really, it’s fine. I mean it.

You’re definitely somewhere in the mountain west. It’s way too cold for that shit here in New England.

Except the damn Ridgeline is uglier than the ugliest butt ever.

Lame.

But very few of us depend on our physical peak to make a living.

Bwahahahahahaha.

It looks...good. That is by far the best adaptation of Toyota’s corporate grill. It is going to sell like crazy.

Nah, they have the VIN. They know.

California fucking crazy. I pay $1300 per year for a brand new Audi S4 in Connecticut. Not only that, but the insurance is part of a commercial policy-so it typically costs more.

Because no one who’s not white can afford season tickets? Is that your angle? Cause if so, man, that is fucking stupid.