There’s a difference between using an outlet that’s out in the open in a place of public accommodation and one that’s attached to someone’s private residence. The homeowner didn’t invite these people onto his property, they had no reason to think they were entitled to use anything on it, outlets included. 

You can tell Tesla is starting to mature as an automaker, because Elon Musk no longer feels the compulsion to issue a frantic and defensive press release every time someone does something dumb with one of their cars.

My family had a Caprice Classic Brougham when I was a kid with a busted passenger side taillight from my grandmother backing into something. For the entire time we had it, my dad never got it fixed. Whenever the red tape started peeling, he would just add another layer. It was thicker than plastic, and probably almost…

$25/axle how about? 

This seems pretty close to the old automat arrangement, can we just have those back now? 

That’s true, they switched from fresh to frozen dough in the ‘90s and the difference in quality was noticeable. 

True, but the Mustang was a '13, so that was still basically a mid '00s design.

It can go either way, I had way more issues with my Mustang than with my Challenger.

In that case, a Jos. A Bank edition would be even better - on sale every day except for one Thursday afternoon sometime in March.

Germany’s annexation of Czechia and their creation of a Slovak puppet state was not universally recognized, so Czechoslovakia never fully lost its legal existence, regardless of the situation on the ground. 

Well, I mean, 45% of us believe in ghosts, sooo....

I live in a state where beer can only be sold in bars and licensed beer distributors, what is this mythical supermarket beer you speak of?

Well, served the Germans right for relying on their enemies to make things for them.

For 1969, that was business casual.

Speaking as someone with IBS, I kind of want to know more about this.

Yeah, leather was traditionally the hard wearing stuff you used for the help, soft and luxurious cloth was for the owners. The way things are done in most luxury cars today is like putting linoleum sheet floors in the formal dining room.

What he means is that those things only apply to the driver’s controls, and Century buyers are unlikely to care much about how smoothly the turn signal stalk operates or what the headlight knob feels like, because they’re never going to be driving the car themselves. Sort of like how Gilded Age mansions had kitchens…

They are available used, and over 100 (at least) have come into the US that way.

It is an option, but a fairly popular one.

Yeah, they opted for 12 cylinders purely for the smoothness.