Just goes to show that GM is truly innovative - they’ve had vibrating trim panels years before everyone else.

Let’s celebrate America!

Celebrating America with a rebadged Japanese car? Couldn’t we have at least used a DSM?

“America’s birthday” but, it’s a Mazda! That’s why they didn’t suck so bad!

The Probe, of course, was Ford’s version of the Mazda MX-6. Such a pretty car, from the golden age of Mazda design.

Hooray for celebrating America’s birthday with a Mazda!
(I’m not being sarcastic. I just really like Mazdas.)
(And the MX-6 was better looking.)

The only possibly acceptable answer is The Undiscovered Country. But even that is being kind of generous.

The only possibly acceptable answer is The Undiscovered Country. But even that is being kind of generous.

Great.

Great.

The rule, as I learned it, is”

I can’t wait to never be able to get one ever

Nah mate, that’s the Anime cookies. These are the Manga cookies, so for the real experience, you have to eat a single crumb per week for 70 weeks, and then on the 71st week, you stuff the rest of the cookie in your mouth. It’s stale, tastes exactly like you expected, and is utterly unsatisfying. Then you break off the…

Cardboard.........YUM!

To get the full Initial D experience, you have to open one and then spend the next half hour talking about how you don’t want to have to eat a cookie until something happens that makes it so you HAVE TO EAT THE COOKIE.

I’m sure the yuppies could do that, but they love the status of “I live in New York.”

Have you considered buying a car and then using it to drive as far away from New York City as possible?

If you have a few stories a day about a few cops being “bad apples,” then after a while, it ceases to be a “bad apples” situation and becomes systemic.

 Or, put in terms for the GOP. The misconduct rate is probably close the the welfare fraud rate, which means it’s a massive issue, right?

Briefly, the ‘60s Batman series inspired me - as a kid - to start staging and performing my own “Batman fights”. First in the school playground, where they were realistic enough to get us into trouble, and then in school plays. Then I started martial arts training, which led to professional wrestling and film…