Wow, he predicted the modern SUV in 1958, even though there were already vehicles like the Suburban in the 1930's that already did what he was predicting! What a Nostrodamus we have. Here, let me try this. “In the future, we are going to have speakers in our home that have conversations with us.” Man, this predicting…

Engineer here:

Service animals and emotional support animals are not the same.

Come at me, but this “emotional support animal” is bullshit. If you need help with flight anxiety, take a tranquilizer or booze, like a normal sane person. Animals - no exceptions, dogs, cats, whatever! - have no business inside a passengers cabin.

Counterpoint:

A chrome tip? Please. I almost fell asleep just typing those 3 words, what you need is full bosozoku treatment

So what about continually turning left at 200 mph on tarmac translates to driving slow on snow and ice? Not questioning his skill in NASCAR, just saying they aren’t the same skillset.

Wow, this guy still has no idea how to design - well, anything.

“Sincere” is the operative word here. Faith without works is dead and all that.

No, of course not. More like the ones that keep Australia safe.

As much as I love gasoline-fueled mayhem of all sorts (and think this idea is actually kind of cool), I think I would lose my shit if a neighbor did this and I had to hear it all the time.

I eagerly await the addition of bussard collectors to the next gen hydrogen car.

Keep right except to pass. (Even if there are 3 or more lanes, stay to the right, not the middle.)

You know, that’s not a bad looking car if they would just fix that goofy grille. I think whoever buys that would have to turn to an aftermarket solution. Remember the 2009 TL?

dedicated wheelie cars usually run cutting brakes to both rear tires so they can steer.

It’s especially gross on cars where you can see how small the grill opening is

Everything about that car is wrong...

Any sort of fake “opening” really. Some Rams have these creases in the hood that make them look like they have hood louvers that they don’t. Ford has them on the sides now where the logo goes on the Super Duty, etc.

Your calorie "myth" is flat-out wrong, and doesn't even bother proving itself. All you point out is that "foods are different" and that's your argument against "calories are food energy, your body stores excess energy as fat"? Of course a cucumber is different than sugar — even calorically. A pound of milk chocolate…