It’s a nice app, assuming it works for all people with few flaws.

If Solo had been an eight-part miniseries, fans would’ve loved it.

Everyone’s getting at the right answer for the wrong reasons.

“And don’t anyone SE me - I’m looking for a phone, not a cult accessory.”

Alternative name: Tel Afib

There's no actual buildings, just a sign, and they're already trying to presell units? This is definitely a Trump project. 

You seem angry, but that’s ok.

Several people in the YouTube comments are saying this was insurance fraud. I say they should at least give him the benefit of the doubt - these Wranglers did have some recall-related issues that could have caused this.

Reply not really directed at you specifically, but it’s uncommon but not unheard of for dry grasses to ignite when they get caught around the catalytic converters in 4x4s of all flavors. This is usually made worse for reasons such as what you mention - dirty engines, dripping oil, etc. What happens is the trapped…

On the list of things that you shouldn’t need a manual to operate, door handles are near the top.

Okay, so now all those lifestyle IG blogs where these people seemingly travel the world and have no jobs suddenly make sense.

I just don’t understand why everybody recommends 20 year old Japanese trucks with well over 100,000 miles. You can get a a F150 for similar money, with far fewer miles. The newer trucks have airbags (and they shut off if your front seat passenger is light weight).

Not regardless youre trying to cast doubt on what she aacomplished today. Curious did you ask this about the miracle on the Hudson? Obviously not or youd already have your answer so I wonder what is different about those two pulots that makes you doubt her?

This is just the dumbest of takes. Companies make ads ALL THE TIME that talk about how their product helped in a life-threatening situation. Like every car company ever, for example.

Man, gawkmodo content is pretty crap today. First there were two articles that spread a rumor about Louie CK in which most of the content was just a copy/paste from another publication along with some snarky and entirely off base commentary, now this is an article taking Apple to...er...task? for a commercial.

I think, “Apple made a commercial...??” Maybe? I dunno, it’s a tough one.

Isn’t that like every Subaru commercial ever?

So what’s the story here?

From what I understand they wanted his blood so that they can test it and hopefully it will come back as dirty (drugs or alcohol etc.). Then if he wanted to bring a civil suit against the department for being injured due to thier high speed chase, which I think is against the departments policy, they can bring up his…