I want to argue that this means you are also sitting, but I don’t want to be informed on your personal technique, it being so close to dinner time and all.

Absolutely. The fucking military does not own the flag or the anthem.

Goddamn it. KNEELING FOR THE ANTHEM IS NOT A SLIGHT AGAINST THE FLAG OR TROOPS!!!!

At any given time, there is a Plymouth GTX just waiting to do a burnout in a mall parking lot. This is one of those times.

I can never understand the hate. Those drivers using less gas is aiding in keeping gas demand low. its completely irrational.

Personal heros can still be assholes.

I am not sorry to insult Richard Petty.

Someone else said it much better than I.

If we could all agree that someone’s else’s car preference is what’s right for them, and that no matter how much better our own car choice might be for us, that doesn’t make it the right choice everyone, I think that’d be a good first step. Then maybe we could apply that rule to other lifestyle choices.

Loud exhaust is the worst.

Here? I love the Toyota Prius. I don’t even understand soi-disant “car guys” who disrespect such an utter masterpiece of engineering ingenuity, and let us not forget, 56 MPG, thermal efficiency FTW!

I’ll even take it a step further: modern cars are too fast and too powerful for 99% of what enthusiasts do.

This is a fail. There is no way this opinion is unpopular among car enthusiasts.

Car people suck. Most of them have their craniums so far up their colon for their own particular style, brand, point of origin, etc, that they have to constantly belittle anyone/anything that doesn’t conform to their limited world. The small minority that don’t fall into the larger majority, refuse to talk to anyone…

Any environmental argument:

I think modern cars are too fast and powerful for 99% of what most people do.

The Smart ForTwo is a fun car to drive, I love how it looks, and it puts a smile on my face every time I get in one.

Not skilled in Photoshop, but Trump grabbing to Raiden’s crotch was a missed opportunity:

And, honestly, that bit had the perfect capper: the video of the writers’ room being super unimpressed with the stuff. If we never hear a word about it again, all the better.

Apparently that was put in the show because Justin Roiland wouldn’t shut up about the stuff. It was more than a quick mention in the episode, though. It was introduced in the beginning of the episode and they had a short conversation about it being a movie tie-in, and then there was an impassioned rant about it at the…