The Maverick hasn’t been touted as an apocalypse-ready vehicle, and a “beast”, by a raving lunatic bent on selling an over-hyped toy as a serious vehicle. 

It absolutely doesn’t work without Mozzie. :(

In a very weird legal hiccup, they actually need Luis Guzmán’s permission to begin filming the movie.

That is why I have a PHEV. I can do most of my commute one way on a charge, and then charge for free at work when some Tesla isn’t doing a full charge with the level 2 charger. Long trips are 400+miles.   I get way better range on my PHEV than I did with the V6 version.  Without the charger though I average about 3…

Boeing has one hell of a PR problem right now, and they are gonna need to do more to dig themselves out of this hole than mobilize a bunch of werl achuarlying stans and sockpuppet accounts. Unfortunately, that seems to be the entirety of their plans right now, just hoping it all blows over, but the narrative has taken…

most underrated one:

16: STAY HOME

if there’s a snow storm and you don’t need to go out, don’t. You are doing everyone a favor, and that includes emergency services, snow removal, public transit and all the other drivers that need to go out. Weather conditions can change rather quickly nowadays, and the line between…

Exactly. Put a handcranked horn on the side, and you don’t even need a powerline. Just crank that siren for a few minutes and bingo.

Probably easier to pull that move off in the old days lol.

For people who haven’t worked in hospitality: it’s a dramedy.

The Bear isn’t a comedy. It just isn’t. The only real counter people have had is that it has had a few funny scenes like the kids passing out on drugged punch or Fak bickering with Richie. But having a few funny scenes doesn’t make a show a comedy. The Sopranos and Mad Men had humorous scenes too (I’d argue they had…

There is no logical debate here at all. The Bear is a fantastic show, but it shouldn’t remotely be considered a comedy, and it’s not fair to the other actual comedies to put them in that category.

This isn’t tragic “all around”. It’s tragic only for the family she destroyed. And calling it an “error in judgment” is fucking disgusting. This wasn’t a split-second decision she got wrong. She willingly, by choice, pursued a man she was told not to pursue and killed him while he posed no threat to her whatsoever.

Nothing the most fervent freemarketeers hate more than the prospect of a more-free market that actually will assess their value.

The NADA’s aversion to EVs isn’t really about EVs per-se. There are three key issues:

I’m sure the buggy dealerships cried too. 

This still makes me weepy. If it is now considered “unfashionable” to have loved Friends, I really don’t give a shit. It will always make me laugh.

And I literally just got ungreyed here like a week ago. Damn.

Wow. That just hit me like a punch in the throat. Devastated for the staff, their families, and these who genuinely engaged with the site over the years. I’ve been commenting for about ten years now. Jezebel has been part of my daily online life for a decade. Ugh.

i don’t know what kind of metrics make a good actor or comedian, but he changed the way people use sarcasm in conversation. just by his delivery alone. like it or hate it, that’s what he did and that’s kinda extraordinary.

I really hate that we feel that celebrities owe us a public statement regarding the deaths of their friends. People need to mind their own business and let them grieve as they feel they need to.