Track down that guy who seems to have written an amazing profanity filter for his text to speech Twitch bot. https://kotaku.com/racist-twitch-trolls-defeated-by-talking-banana-1826115980

Someone write a program that automatically edits out the words “hey guys” “like and comment” and “bell icon” and you will get all my money.

I like oddities, too! That’s not the problem here. I’m just sort of sick of the hyper-luxo stupid stuff. Give me cheap stupid stuff all day, though.

:facepalm

Blacked out lights.

Depends on the car. I see commuter cars that cant even make it 30,000 miles without shitting the bed.

SUVs are not commuters. Buy a sedan.

click the cheap air link you lazy bastard.

Toyota just put a manual transmission in a new Corolla hatchback. Do you really think they won’t keep a manual in these cars? If you do, then I’d be willing to make a bet with ya.

So this was Rail Force One.

I like anything that’s interesting and/or fast. But my personal favorites tend to be older BMWs and Mercedes-Benzes, and cars from Japan’s Bubble Era. It was the time in the ‘80s through about 1993 when they had more money than sense and cranked out insane stuff like the Autozam AZ-1 and Toyota Sera, to say nothing of…

Those Nissan managers are just plain stupid.

“I’ve driven an 8-speed auto and a 7-speed DCT and it was honestly a pain in the ass flipping the paddles so many times.”

Make it a manual and you can take all of my money forever.

You see Raptors out in the desert in SoCal all the time. I think people use them a lot more than they are given credit for. How often do you go off roading? Of course you see them on the freeway all the time is that’s the only place you drive.

A Raptor Bronco too please.

We don’t need any performance cars, either. How many are actually driven on a track?

as good as any reason I have heard.

Well if you think the sun is a god, or that god(s) roam the sky, you might draw pictures on Earth in order to please them. (I’m not saying this was the actual reason, I’m just brainstorming possibilities.)

The only true way to measure horsepower accurately is by putting your car in a tug-of-war against a team of actual horses, and counting how many horses it takes to break even.