I wanted to mention Cake in my comment, but I felt like I had enough callouts. Also out of all the music I listen to, Cake is the one band my wife dislikes. I honestly have no idea why she can’t stand them, they are so musically diverse, I always assumed that they has something for everyone.

That reminds me when I was (much) younger my friends and I were skateboarding in a parking lot in a very small and conservative mid-western town when a pickup truck absolutely crammed with sweaty bros slowed down to call us fags.

I can always listen to Mike Ness when I’m driving. I especially love listening to his solo albums when road tripping in the American West. Older Social Distortion is good when on the road in the mornings. That being said, one the first songs I listened to after I bought my Camaro was Five Iron Frenzy’s song Phantom…

Here is a photo I took. The one they used is just a staged photo. The security guards are usually too busy goofing off or on their phones to actually do any enforcing. The guards at every building are issued the same equipment and it usually just collects dust. I remember watching the guards at my school on training…

I can’t believe it’s already been 2 years. I live just a few blocks away and go to see the spectacle every time. I’m sad there won’t be one this year, but won’t miss the crazy traffic it brings.

I shouldn’t forget my wife’s Jetta, she loves it, and I love to embarrass her so I decorate it every winter. 

I really wish I had been more careful the last time I rented a car (in UAE). The first time I went everything was so smooth and easy, but the second time was a different story. They charged me about $100 for a scratched hubcap, which I knew I didn’t do as I noticed it when I first picked up the car but thought nothing…

I really like the back view of my car, I went through about 5 variations of taillights before I had these made for me.

I spend summers at home in the states and have been living abroad nearly all my life. Back in the US I have a 2003 BMW Z4 that I bought in 2009. It’s taken me all over the US on epic road trips annually until Covid hit in 2019, since then it’s been in my garage and hasn’t been touched since. I had the good sense to…

There are a lot of horror stories about dealerships, and I have a few too, but one summer my local BWM dealership (of Ann Arbor) really changed my mind. Not only did they fix a key fob for free, but they noticed that I had clicked a box for new hydraulic power steering fluid. It was for my summer car (which I don’t…

Yeah, it’s like a lucky draw every time you try to attach something. Maybe I need to create a ritual before my attempts.

I’m sad I missed out on this question. I live abroad and work at a school for rich people, I regularly see cool stuff, so much that I’ve stopped taking photos of what the parents drive to school. Bentleys, Rolls, Ferraris, 911's, M3's. The best thing I have seen pick up a student was a Unimog. AMG G-Wagons are the…

Congratulations on passing. Because I attended high school living overseas I also never got to experience the quintessential American learning how to drive in you teens experience.

This made me very happy. I just got a new MacBook Pro and have been using open office for the past few weeks. Glad to have word again, even though I’ll have to reteach myself how to use it. 

This made me very happy. I just got a new MacBook Pro and have been using open office for the past few weeks. Glad…

I somehow made a reply and posted it to an unrelated article. Anyway, I too miss my Z4, it’s been in my garage at my house since 2019 and I have been able to go home due to travel restrictions.

My Z4 is in my garage at my house that I haven’t been back to since 2019. Fortunately I put on old wheels and tires before getting on a plane, thinking I’d be back in a few months. That just made me severely homesick.

I used to traveled often and I’ve driven Versas of that vintage on a few continents. I can’t stand them. For basic transportation they do the job but are just so incredibly soulless and uncomfortable, they take the joy out of being on vacation and doing road trips abroad

I practically learned how to read by looking through the car’s user manuals in the 80's. I fondly recall reading the manual to my family’s 82 Subaru GL and looking for that light that wasn’t an option on our car.

I can’t believe that the Subaru GL is now has status. My parents bought a blue 82 GL sedan and I have fond memories in that car with my dad. I loved the orange lights in the dash and shifting gears for him. It rusted in Michigan and we sold it for $500 in 1995 or 96. I never got a chance to drive it... 

That looks amazing. I thought I ordered black ducts and will get around to painting them to achieve stealth on mine too, however my car has been in my garage since 2019, and I haven’t been home since then due to Covid. Also my grill was cracked so I didn’t feel bad about cutting a hole it in.