That was my nickname back in college.

But the sailors would need to eat a lot more iron!

I don’t know why... I just learned they also offer a kit to make your own Charger ute.

Living in New York City sounds absolutely horrible.

I really like the first gen Dakota looks.However this one is far to ratty.I would rather spend more and get one of these.

It really is a Ferrari experience at a quarter the price.

But that’s what, like, 50 miles?

While not my cup of tea entirely, I was completely on board with the build, the workmanship and even (for the most part), the exterior styling. Then came the interior and I was transported into a world of 90s conversion vans. 

I AM A DONUT!

If nothing else, it’s so darn hard to make any money in the restaurant industry that they may be making a smart move by just sitting on it, hoping the property value will rise, then cashing in for their retirements.

Well I’m excited for Call Of Duty players this looks like they’ve learned a lot from all the other Battle Royales and is taking a lot of the best parts.

I however, never play Call Of Duty so I’ll just be there as cannon fodder.

You know, I enjoy the motorsport for what it is. But I really hate that they glamorize the wrecks in this. They show them in the previews. They highlight them in the marketing. The announcers even say “if you’re looking for big wrecks, you’re in the right spot.”

Whose 1969 Beetle is that?

That movies wishes it was as cool as Megaforce

you talking about a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man? Got mine from Al Harrington.

I’m 59. In the unlikely event I find myself financially solvent enough to own a vehicle again a Buick Park Avenue is on the “To Buy” list.

GM used to do it too. 

Purposefully sitting in someone's blind spot is just idiotic. Blind spot warning tech is not going away just because you don't like it. What a jerk you are.