Just wait for the weird nerds to show up, they’ll be here soon.

Or I could do whatever I want with my money. I have plenty of it.

Those things are so delicious. Pro tip, add onions, it gets even better. The new veggie burrito thing is pretty cheap still and quite large. We can feed our family of 4 with way, way more food than we need for like $20, and that’s splurging on potato bowls and Doritos tacos (with refried beans).

I think it actually depends. If there’s little enough snow that you can cut through and get to the pavement with narrow tires, then that’s better. However, if it’s super deep, or the pavement below is just pure ice anyway, then I think you’re better off with wide tires that can distribute your weight across the snow.…

It’s cold here, but that warmed my heart watching this moron struggle.

I think the original Z4 is maybe my second favorite, after the newest ones. The newest gen are eye catchingly different, they look like a supercar from the back.

This has existed forever in flashlights (and probably other stuff). Not sure how they only managed to get enough charge for a single temperature, but probably space constraints I guess. You can use a flashlight for quite a while, which is much higher power than a thermometer, but whatever.

I recently re-watched it. It really is a masterpiece. 

Yeah, I wouldn't mind it for our second car, replacing an old CX7 that we put like 400 miles on last year, but that's not enough mileage to buy anything at all when we have something that works and is well payed for years ago. 

I would've downloaded music and podcasts long ago, but I guess if you want actual news and there's no cell service then that doesn't help.

My guess is that the station owner or manager disabled the shutoff because it was either malfunctioning and shutting off when it shouldn't, or people were shutting it off when they shouldn't. 

It can also put stuff you think of as very flexible (paper checks, straw) into telephone poles.

It’s pretty clear from context that he meant “for a similar crime”. You seriously must get that and are just being willfully difficult.

Someone too lazy to edit.

You think James fucking Holmes and this guy deserve similar sentences? The fuck?

My first thought when it said he “parked it overnight in an office parking lot” is that his insurance specifically requires his car to be garaged at his home address, or specifically requires it NOT be left overnight except in certain places, or something like that, so they denied the claim.

Did they return them?

If this barge is bobbin’ I’m getting a nobbin’.

This is the real thing. Are these passwords people are using for some shitty forum? Who the fuck cares.

My dad had basically this exact car when I was younger (it was probably 15 years old at that point, instead of 35) and it was always a ton of fun. Not fast, but felt great.