Two things:

That’s a carriage top, not a vinyl roof. Fabric rather than vinyl.

This is the correct answer.

Quick note: Catelyn takes Tyrion to her sister Lysa Arryn, who lives at the Eyrie, which is in the Vale, not in the Riverlands.

USS Cygnus, “The Black Hole.”

I’m half-tempted to go nosing around to see if any one of them can remember the browser I used to have that presented the web as a topographic map, where “continents” of general topics like News, Entertainment, Social, and so on were graphically navigated to “countries” of sub-interests, eventually breaking down into…

So, for the record, we were all this upset about Earl too, right?

Actually, the only thing this Fallout 76 player is throwing his hands up over is the hysterically-breathless coverage of every single misstep the developers make, feeding the hype-rage of hardcore “fan” gamerz who think that every version of the series released is an insult to the legacy of the game that was released…

I’m just gonna leave this here:

Morgan Aero SuperSport.

Screw Need for Speed, Forza and all the others.

Agreed.

Here’s the thing about hearses: they are typically built on what is called a commercial chassis, which is made up of the engine and drive train, the front body work and interior up to the front doors, a longer-than-stock frame, and heavy-duty brakes in anticipation of the additional weight. Everything else is put on…

Now *that* is dead sexy. 

Just Starks? Here I was hoping someone could explain the headaches I’ve had all my life.

To be honest, I think I liked it better when it was called the Pontiac Banshee.

If the engine worked and I had a child I only kinda liked, I’d consider it as their first car for $2000. It’s under-powered and generally not threatening, but it’s still maybe just cute enough to distract said owner from that fact.

Definitely a very attractive base, although with all the gas streetlights and fire barrels, I don’t think the builder thought their “blackout mode” idea completely through. Then again, exposed resource extractors, water purifiers and a giant lion statue aren’t exactly subtle touches, either.

Here’s my take:

Well, I *was* excited about new Conti’s with suicide doors...