A million times this. They registered in random island nations to avoid paying taxes and so they could pay their workers next to nothing. Fuck em. Hope they all go belly up. 

No article on cruise lines is complete without mentioning how much they pollute, and how often they get caught dumping trash at sea.

I am not super convinced a pickup would be much better in this accident.

The bed might stop the first two layers of bricks but the upper layers are still joining the driver in the front.

While I’m relieved to hear they managed to at least fill Midgar with enough interesting story material, the combat system remains a complete turn off for me.

The ad lib doesn’t even sound like a guy singing much less JT, why is anyone surprised?

I’ve been holding out for a port of DOOM RPG and DOOM II RPG for so long :(

LOP at a real farmer moving produce with a light duty pickups. 300 round trips with an open bed later and his produce has all rotted.

LOL!!

I had that too! That was a really fun game. Kind of sad it's never gotten an Android port.

It wasn’t really 0%. They just added the interest you would’ve paid into the MSRP on the vehicle and told you the loan was 0% interest.

Getting demolished by someone with far more experience is a rite of passage in Jedi Academy multiplayer. 

Rich, I really wish you’d change your lane and just stop reporting on “reality” shows. Meaningless trash-TV such as the Masked Singer / Dr. Pimple Popper is boring and fine. I’m sure other people out there enjoy the escapism.

However, when it comes to the Mama Junes, Duggars, OctoMoms, Gosselins blah blah blah we are…

If there’s any game in the series that really doesn’t need remake treatment, that’s the one. And honestly, I’d rather get a new entry with a stronger identity (ala RE7) than a souped up version of anything else. Of the three most recent Resident Evil games, that’s been by far the most interesting of the bunch.

I get kind of the same thing at the pumps here in Norway whenever I’m in any American car. That underhand diss: “Nice car, what’s the mileage like?”

I definitely had people make inferences about my bank account when I first got a BMW, to the point where I kept my beater and mostly drove it to work saving the BMW for Fridays and weekends. These were the same people driving trucks and SUVs that cost at least 10k more than what I paid for my car. Now I have a truck…

“But I need a truck for the snow....”

This is why I love the nonsensical marketing image of the average truck buyer being some salt of the earth, blue jeans wearing, cheap beer drinking simpleton, when the reality is a brand new half-ton truck with a crew cab is gonna run around $45k after options, minimum. Anything larger and more powerful, and you’re…

I did something similar last summer and got an Audi A3 with under 35,000 miles on it for about $19,000, with a CarMax warranty. 14 speaker 700 watt stereo, AWD, 0-60 in 5.4 seconds.

I drove a Cadillac ATS when they came out and guys with fully loaded trucks would always try to lambaste me over that choice until I pointed out that I knew how much their F250 Diesel Platinum truck cost.

It’s hard for a lot of people to make both the intellectual and emotional leaps to understand how much more affordable even gently used luxury cars are.