It’s fine if it was an early inspiration, but it doesn’t change the fact that Springfield’s location has frequently shifted based on story requirements, but is most frequently coded as being somewhere in the midwest.

Yes, it’s called not shopping at these Orwellian surveillance horror shows.

Springfield is usually coded as being in the midwest my dude.

Nahhhhh. Not in a small town like Springfield. In a midsize metro area, sure, $450k sounds reasonable.

Not only that, but it takes a massive amount of space to preserve a car, especially compared to the amount of other stuff you could keep in archival boxes in a comparable warehouse footprint.

Guys I have an idea for the next Fast and Furious movie.

My knees are a complete wreck from a fairly low speed head on hit while cycling around ten years ago. It’s pretty much completely kept me off a bike since, and it sucks.

Every surface level road is a legal road for cyclists unless it’s specifically marked otherwise and you, as a driver, are the responsible party to avoid hitting them.

How fast was he going that he managed to hit three cyclists who were riding single file before he managed to stop?

Don’t get me wrong, my favorite parts of history are the mundane things. I absolutely love learning about and interacting with the lives of common people throughout history.

Which was the weakest part of the movie, so, uh. Maybe not so much praise for this.

I have an education and some professional experience as a historian, and one of the major internal conflicts about history I always had was related to things like this.

I don’t actually particularly care for Firefly or Joss Whedon, and I actively loathe the fanbase.

I don’t actually particularly care for Firefly or Joss Whedon, and I actively loathe the fanbase.

I cannot fucking believe the number of people defending this shit in the comments.

Hooooo boy, I fucking love this thing.

This shit gets a reboot but Firefly is still dead. Well done, Fox. Well done.

You say this like it’s a criticism but I have it on good authority from a certain sociopathic billionaire that inconsistent panel gaps are a mark of quality.

Okay, okay, I know I’ve been saying a lot of “In this market” and “Running, driving car under xxxx dollars” but this is the exception to those rules.

Yeah, this seems like a really, really shitty choice by Honda.