I was once taken to a presentation for a pyramid scheme involving Xango juice. I was very hungover, but went anyway because I respected my friend. I sat through two hours of presentations about the benefits of the juice and the “business model.” They didn’t even let me taste the juice.

2012 Chevrolet Optra. What a piece of garbage. It had so many issues with the electric system, transmission, engine and brakes that we felt a little bit guilty after selling it.

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Needmoargarage’s story made me remember the time my roommate convinced me of taking the cheap bus back home. He never mentioned that this bus stops at every little village between our college town and our destination. Also, people get in with small farm animals. My trip back home was usually a very pleasant 30 min.…

My parent’s neighbor still has his Gremlin, original light blue paint and everything. His wife has owned a myriad of different cars, but the Gremlin is still there.

Mexico googling Chevrolet: ¿Por qué mi p*nche Aveo/Sonic/Cruze no funciona? (Why is my f*king Aveo/Sonic/Cruze not working?)

I see a lot of negative comments about using insects as food. I understand that most of the community here is American or European, but eating insects is very common in some places. Here in Mexico is not uncommon to see chapulines (crickets) being sold as snack in traditional markets, for example. Another example: my…

Great, no I can’t unsee it. Thanks.

This is Patch. He likes to poop.

This is fascinating. Also, the blue states on the west seem to be an exception. I was going to suggest that this pattern only appears on red states, but it is also visible on the blue states of the east.

I’ve got one. Earlier this year my wife and I were looking for something to replace our old, beaten college cars. We went to a SEAT dealership and there was this dark gray CUPRA. The salesman asked if we wanted to test it, and we said yes.

I’m from Mexico and it’s been a long time since I saw a new one. Versas and Marchs are the ones that I see a lot of.

Neutral: What Is The Future Of Motorcycling?

I’ve had one for six months now. I use it to read news in the morning, make some phone calls and a lot of texting, watch videos at lunch, etc. The battery lasts around 12 hours.

They are available in Oaxaca, Mexico. My family and I went there this summer and rode them to several tourism destinations. They are terrifying.

At just $159

I remember getting home from school, my mother watching the news and saying something like “The Americans are at war!”

I always get him some bottles of nice beer. He’s very happy with that.