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You got a fucking problem with mastrubating over Saabs?

No, he was trying to diversify the arena crowd and the presence of his organization, by being more inclusive of under-represented white fans. That's the nub of the whole email: our team has white fans, they have money to buy tickets and food and merchandise, but none of them will come because they are…

Considering they weren't worth that much when they were new....

You beat me to it - I came here just to point these out! God these things were POS's, too. I had one that I drove that couldn't have been more than 6-7 years old and it took a quart of tranny fluid every time I went to work and back (a little more than 1.5 miles each way).

I've always thought that this waswhat a 9-5 was supposed looked like:

He enjoys her routine "too much?" What does that mean? What is the proper amount of appreciation that he should give? None? Some? A little, but not too much? The PC has really approaching Jezebel levels here. The last few days have been less than automobile oriented. Why is this even being headlined on this site?

I don't see anyone putting any NASCAR pit crews to shame in this video. Between this and the imaginary "chick car" debate, I'm starting to question this site's automotive creds.

Quite frankly, I don't hear this term used very much, and I think this whole debate has been more about the conflicted feelings of the male drivers of cars than the actual feeling women have about this term, but whatever. Call them cute cars then. I imagine the male drivers might have a problem with that, but I…

Thank you. This is a contrived debate that says more about the feelings of insecurity the writers get about their own cars than some pervasive misogynystic attitude in the car enthusiast world. In fact, I've never used the term "chick car," and don't remember my friends using it. However, I, like most people -…

Ahem...

I do applaud your egalitarian attitude, and I think you're spot-on, for the most part. Cars and their owners shouldn't be stereotyped. I also realize that you may be more sensitive to the phenomenon than others because the Miata gets the chick-car rap from time to time, and Jalopnik is down with the Miatas (as am I!).

If you have the free cash to buy stock in freight-forwarders, cargo lines, stevadoring companies, shipbuilding companies, or anything else that services or facilitates trans-pacific transport, now's the time to do it.

That's because you worked for the company. I worked for several years on the line for several FBO's, and everybody, I mean everybody, called Gulfstreams G-4's, G-5's, etc. The pilots did it, the owners did it, the mechanics did it. E V E R Y B O D Y.

Thank you for this. If I'm going to be flying through bad weather, I'm drinking to get on the plane, then drinking on the plane until I sleep. I might get tipsy - if on vacation I might get more than tipsy. The key is not being a loud asshole, and that has less to do with the booze and more to do with the person…

Maybe they work and that's the only flight available. Maybe it's a crowded route. Why do you take fucking redeye flights? Well, parents with kids take them for the same reason. They have to travel, too. The rest of the world doesn't revolve around you - get earplugs like the rest of us, asshole.

I'm not big into the whole Stannis-end of things, but I like Sansa, and the Arya plotline was really my favorite. Daenerys? How long do we have to watch her out in the desert? It's really not interesting watching her "grow into" a queen. I'm not sure what sort of life lessons she's supposed to learn, but whatever…

It doesn't really matter if she sent them to any person, it's the putting them out over the wire (or airwaves) that satisfies the "transmitted over" element. The fact that her phone did it without her knowledge may mean that they can't prove intent, though. Of course, if she took them knowing that sooner or later…

It is absolutely illegal to transmit them over the wire or airwaves. Most teens don't know that but it is and they can be prosecuted for it. The threat of prosecution is usually used against a teen to find out who they are sending pictures to, but sending them anywhere after taking them on your phone is illegal if…

"Dax Shepard must really like CHiPS and really not trust anyone else's vision of the show, because he'll be writing, directing, and starring in a new film adaptation from Warner Bros."