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I think it is a sad existence in 2019 we have to think someone might rob us. It would be nice if humanity had moved past such things. Unfortunately, humans have the capacity to be utter shit and evil. And it’s not weird to think someone may have been robbed and killed at a rest area...a quick Google search would show

I used to spend a lot of time in the middle of nowhere, and while the occasional murder on the AT was always in the back of my mind, I was definitely more concerned about bear or a big cat. Murder or bear attack are both extremely rare, but I’d rather face down a human than a bear that decided to go off the rails. I

FFS, another one....I posted that long before the update, and at the time a rest area robbery was a concern. 

Scratch that, I made that comment a DAY BEFORE the update. My point stands, post time is an important context.

.45 against a person or a bear, I don’t care which... 

Do you REALLY know that to be true? Is it possible that people who have successfully defended themselves with a firearm just don’t talk about it?

It’s not meant to “age well”, whatever the hell that means here in this conversation. I’m truly concerned something horrible has happened to him...and the only way to escape that particular something horrible is to be able to defend oneself.  

Sadly, I get the feeling a .45 would have been a more useful tool. 

So the article shows the perfect car fpr his needs and then your experts go on to suggest four entirely different cars... Uhhhh uhmkay.

No love for the Taurus SHO?

I miss Tavarish.

And it’s pretty clear judging by the other GMG blogs that the requirements of the jobs around here have become first and foremost to agree with their politics first, with the whole ‘actually being qualified to write about the topic’ coming in a far second.

Remember that time you drove around for weeks, probably months, with your HIGH BEAMS ON because you couldnt be bothered to change out your headlight bulbs?

Questions like this kinda make you wonder why someone would run a car blog from NYC.

Having a car in NYC is totally worth it if you have a family and like to do shit.

We live in the best possible time to be alive on Earth. And you think we’re close to WWIII. The level of entitlement is strong with you.

My vote? Time-traveling tourists. Sightings are increasing because we’re getting closer to WWIII, a popular destination in time for history buffs.

If it doesn’t depreciate by 40% in the first three years, and replacement parts don’t cost three times the price of normal parts, then it’s not a luxury car.

The proposed combination would create the world’s worst global automaker, preeminent in terms of recalls, production variation, problems and lemons, benefitting the companies’ executives at the expense of customers. The combined business would sell approximately 8.7 million pieces of crap annually, would be a world

Where do you think that sweet sweet 10w-30 comes from?

Never own a German car that’s older than you were in third grade.