The stop isn’t happening either.

Yep. I bought a pair as well. Not actually all that comfortable, and pointless as a safety shoe.

Yep. I bought a pair as well. Not actually all that comfortable, and pointless as a safety shoe.

In theory it is. Nobody has one yet as far as I know.

Body kit is terrible. It’s hard to believe anyone ever thought that was cool.

All my potential vehicle purchases must be driven across the Tibet Highway in winter or ND. Also not paying more that $2000.

Kids, dogs, camping. Those are the main things that differentiate the sedan driver from the wagon fan.

I feel like you’re a time traveler from the past.

As a Whitey from the white ass PNW, I plan to be quiet.

All the people who think AWD is a substitute for winter tires and driving technique are the reason winter driving is dangerous.

Basically there are 2 experiences with the 2.8, horrible, or fantastic. Fuel injection made a huge difference. Carburetors on them were f’ing terrible in every way. They also either blew head gaskets every 40k, or they didn’t. Or they ate cams and threw rods. Or not.

I still have nightmares about that 2.8l.

The idea that the actions of one person somehow don't affect other people needs to be eradicated. This has never been the case, and never will. People need to quit pretending they aren't responsible for the things they do.

Wat if yer car goes into a water. Now what Instine?

People forgot how to people. They’re assholes in the grocery store now. They’re idiots on the road. They get weird if you talk to them. Everyone has to relearn everything. Unfortunately we had the internet this whole time, so we filled our brains with things that actively prevent common sense.

I've never heard a liberal complain about the "nanny state" though.

Seatbelts are like a gay hug from your car.

Masks and seatbelts no, high-capacity semi-auto yes. This is how we do things now.

The quickest way to increase profits is to steal from your employees.

Americans don't know how to coexist.

I didn't have any trouble following it.