Lulz, mine was “Buick Cascada”

The sides are too high relative to its length.

Honda Element.

While I don’t disagree with you about Bitcoin, almost all of your arguments can be used against government backed paper money as well. Just ask Venezuelans how much their currency fluctuates on a regular basis.

Yes, a Supra with ~330 hp. A crime.

Gas

Cadillac has only partially separated its brand. Most Cadillac dealerships are still attached to another GM marque. Most of the standalone dealers are old enough that they may as well be a Chevrolet dealership. The sales and service people also seem to be Chevrolet people. 

This basically sums it up:

What’s great, and makes me love this country, is that I read almost the exact same thing on conservative sites/blogs/etc (obviously in the other direction).

Modern content...Oh man I hope they have Aliens vs Predator from Atari Jaguar on here.

Interesting concept. Now that I think about it, a lot of fighters of all colors, particularly boxers, are racist...

The DC suburbs must be throwing VA off. I just moved here from the Tri-State area (Stamford, CT) and I would describe the drivers in Southern Virginia as “annoyingly courteous.”

I noticed this as well. No interior shots on the website.

I appear to be in the minority, but I still can’t think of a single reason to spend more than 25$ on something like this.

I would love to read the comments section if you ran an “article” like this criticizing a woman’s looks.

You must not read these sites often. Basically everything is racist.

He was awesome, but he wasn’t unstoppable (obviously). Once a new fighter starts climbing up the ranks, particularly a KO artist, people immediately swoon and act like the person is unbeatable. Normally, they aren’t.

How are Google and the like “sucking up the ad revenue?” That’s like Packard accusing GM of sucking up all the car revenue, or Sony accusing VHS because it was sucking up all the home video revenue.

No it wasn’t.

How do FB and GOOG suck up the ad dollars? I would imagine Google and the like actually drive revenue for media companies due to sending traffic to media sites when people search for a story.