Tim Burton’s best film was Pee Wee’s Big Adventure. It hasn’t been a steady downhill slide, it’s had plenty of ups-and-downs, but that was really the tops. A big part of why is that his style informed the work, but didn’t rule the work- he was bound by a creative vision which wasn’t entirely his, and that generally…

Eva Green as Morticia and Oscar Isaac as Gomez. I think there are a few people who could play Fester, so maybe like David Koechner. Millie Bobby Brown is a no-brainer for Wednesday though.

What do you have against Tom Jones? :p

You’re not getting political. You’re revealing a fundamental compassion/moral compass.

Thanks to Tom for letting us into this, I’d never have thought about this issue otherwise and I like to think I try to consider the struggles others may face.

Yup. Call me a commie all day long if you like, but in a country as rich as this one every single person should have access to the basic necessities of life. That means food, water, shelter, education, healthcare, and mobility. Doesn’t have to be fancy, but nobody should be hungry, thirsty, homeless, ignorant, sick,…

Thanks for the article, it’s good to hear about a part of the automotive experience most of us overlook. I’ve had an interest in the VPG MV-1 (a purpose designed Mobility Vehicle) since I saw one in traffic. It’s quite distinctive and I would imagine it has a lot of features helpful to those with disabilities.

Bravo on the new purchase, the past few years of Honda’s are finally edging out the Siennas in overall quality and styling IMHO (I own a 07 and 11 Sienna.. jury is out on my next van). I feel for you and your wife- the added expense of the conversion is no small thing.

Here’s a comprehensive walk-around. Makes me wish there was an electric Bronco

When I was a yute my dad had one of those, same color combo and wheels and everything. At the time he was commuting into NYC from Fairfield County via rt 7 to the Merritt/Hutch. If you’re not familiar with that part of the world that probably won’t mean anything to you. But if you are, I’m sure you can imagine what a…

Loved those wheels too! Nothing else like them.

It’s weird how a number of the cars that didn’t visually appeal to me when they were new (or new-ish), I find desperately pretty now.

A Saab 99 Turbo.

I think you’re on the wrong site here

Too afraid to give anyone ideas.  If we’re all quiet, maybe the prices won’t go up.

IIRC airliner tires are very very thick and only get used a handful of times before replacement. And there’s a lot of redundancy built in the landing gear so if a single tire blows up the plane still lands safely.

Some of this is sheer demographics. We don’t have the preponderance of young buyers like we had from the ‘60s through the ‘80s who drove the market for sporty cars. And with tightening emissions/fuel economy regs it’s honestly easier to calibrate an entire driveline when shifting is left to a computer, so we’re…

I saw Song of the South once back in the ‘80s. Disney re-released it to theaters for a short time, so I went and saw it with my parents and siblings. It did have several enjoyable songs and the animation was classic Disney. I definitely wouldn’t say that it was one of their best, and I was uncomfortable watching it…

To take a stab at it:
What you said is not untrue, but it’s also not irrelevant. The 80s was a time when a lot of the bad attitudes that are so corrosive to modern society were cemented. Things like “trickle down economics,” “greed is good,” and, yes, strongman attitudes towards solving problems. That was when America…

everybody’s saying it.  only the finest people.  very fine people.

If Trump has said more than 500 words to Barron in his entire life, I’d be shocked.