That must have been an interesting experience...

Thanks!

Forgive my ignorance, but why did that F-18 appear to have a Soviet red star on the vertical stabilizer?

The education level of the applicant is an indicator of his credit-worthiness. As is his taste in cars. For example, my bank will not finance a 2009 Jeep Compass for a millionaire with a doctorate in experimental brain surgery. However, I just might help the high school dropout working as a cashier at Walmart buy a…

Great. Now I’m a racist bank. Thanks, Doug.

you made jokes about a 20+ year old, trying to get 20k$

THE EYES ARE THE HEADLIGHTS NOT THE WINDSHIELD.

Leafs? Not Leaves? Doug, are you from Toronto?

Oh, I’m sure RR thought to put an automatic umbrella drying system inside the door structure. How do you think they got the car to weight 8000 lbs?

This car didn’t have enough triangles on it. They had to add the cover to provide the proper number of triangles. Triangles.

If you were looking for a useful truck, you bought something else. Plenty of options for weird people like you. This is for the hundreds of millions of people who like snazzy looking trucks, but don’t care if they are fast or useful or handle well or carry stuff or seat more than two people or tow anything or...

I’m not joking.

It’s a fast-ass Alfa Romeo sedan, with a stick shift, that you can buy in America! What more do you want?

As long as they are covered in pop-up pillows, yes.

Soon to become mandatory with the new pedestrian safety standards.

See, this is what happens when you expose your genitals in front of your kid. They bring a tennis racket to a soccer game.

Ha. If it was an Alfa we wouldn’t see it in the US for another 6 years... It does seem those proportions would work better as a new Spider, though, doesn’t it? Seems a lot more similar to the proportions of an old Spider than an old 124.

Ah yes. Man, Kinja conversations are so hard to follow sometimes...

You can usually put a wheel lug or two on to hold the rotor on while you do that. Once the caliper is in place, the pads and rotor won’t move (much).

Yup I misunderstood. Apologies. I guess the rotor folks include them for the people that think they are necessary. Wouldn’t surprise me if they got a hundred phone calls from people asking why they didn’t get them, or returns from people who thought they were missing, before they started including them.