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Second's nice, it's underrated as a gear
secondsnice

What about socks?

Every time a new F&F thing comes out, I think it can’t possibly be any stupider than the last one. Every time, it somehow is.

Even so, Hellcat Asshole had no way of knowing that there weren’t kids in there. Attempting a burnout in traffic should be an instant license-go-bye-bye offense.

It is a Fiesta, and one with some terrible cosmetic mods.

The Beverly Hillbillies reboot looks promising.

It calls these drivers “Zoom Zombies.”

The bodywork is fantastic, but the Punisher stickers have to go.

It’s an aesthetic catastrophe, for sure, but some cars don’t need to look good to do their jobs, and do them well.

Agreed. That’s as bad as the new Silverado, and I don’t say that lightly.

I saw the lead image and my first thought was “huh, I didn’t know the Dacia Sandero came in red.”

Doctor Who is absurd as all hell, and I love every minute of it.

The styling is infinitely better than the previous generation. For the first time, I actually like the way these things look. The front and rear are nice and clean, without that typical Toyota jumble of lines, and the side profile is nice as well. The Toyota version of this car was always better looking than the

You know what? I’ve decided that this ad is actually fine. I drive a Nissan. I like Brie Larson. And, while the taillights of that “boring” car do look a lot like the LS, the bumper is completely different.

Recipe for designer stuff:

In 2015, I was in high school and my parents decided it was time for a new car. Both of their daily drivers were over a decade old (1999 Saturn SW2, 2004 Dodge Dakota) and we’d been talking about going electric for a while, so we bought a used Nissan Leaf.

Seconded. Jenna is superb, and Clara was one of the most underrated companions of the NuWho era.

I adore Jenna Coleman, but she’s one of those actors who, for me, will only ever be one character. No matter what she’s in, I can only see Clara Oswald.

Food for thought: James Cromwell, who played Zefram Cochrane, was 56 in 1996 when the movie came out. This means the real Zefram Cochrane would have been born in 2007. Some teenager out there right now, who probably doesn’t even know it yet, is going to make the first warp flight.

I guess I’m glad it’s electric, but that is one of the ugliest trucks I’ve ever seen.

I caught some of the Extreme E qualifying last night. I’ve never really gotten into any motorsports before, but I’m really liking this one. Will definitely have to watch the race.