I think it’s hard to judge without seeing it in action. The last panel makes it look so smooth, featureless. But the cover gives it plenty of promise to be anything but that. It looks more sleek, more form-fitting. Hey, I’m intrigued, and I usually don’t read comics.

Not getting the police involved was crazy. Not checking your 6? Chloe needs to smoke more weed, she’s not paranoid enough.

I blamed Nathan, only because he was the only one Kate could definitely confirm was there, and then he bullied her later.

Somehow, the approval of a British guy, one who might not normally enjoy the Mustang, singing praises of it and wanting to hug it, makes me want the Mustang GT more than I ever did before.

A move to Netflix.

I’m thinking of buying a second pair. I’m a software developer by day, writer by night, and I read on my iPad. You can put that all together, and that’s a lot of eye strain. I’ve gotten to the point now where I’ll put these on and it’ll actually make my eyes start feeling better if I’ve been working late. If you stare…

I’m thinking of buying a second pair. I’m a software developer by day, writer by night, and I read on my iPad. You…

Serious question: how to do feel comfortable sitting on a couch with something like this?

That was my first car. Loved it. So much that when I bought my first new car, I got the ST.

No, no, no. You don’t seem to get it. It wasn’t Christian values, it was values that these men held true for a new country. They did not make their laws from Christian dogma, there was no unified ideal for Christian dogma at the time, and the country was inhabited by people who escaped religious persecution.

To quote a founder of the USA, John Adams, original signer of the Declaration of Independence and 2nd president of this country, “The United States government is not in any sense founded on the Christian religion.”

Yeah, because pouring more water onto the ship would be so much better. That defeatist attitude has no place in any discussion. Our march towards lower emissions is just that, a march, slow and steady. If we want it to continue, we, as a race, need to take every step we can. With the sheer number of people in the US…

Every little bit helps. I don’t go outside and burn coal fires because some corporation is doing it. Even just reducing humanity’s carbon footprint would allow the Earth to play catch-up. Just because you can’t change the world with one car choice doesn’t mean you can’t do something to improve the situation.

If you refuse to acknowledge the difference between 25MPG and 15MPG, over tens of thousands of miles, then you never really wanted a rational discussion in the first place, did you?

Or, you know, a hatchback, which doesn’t need weight in the back, won’t be a gas hog, won’t be as dangerous to others, won’t restrict visibility (for others as well), and is easier to maneuver.

Because our planet already has too much CO2 in the air for people to drive around in big vehicles when they don’t have to. Because for many of these people, a hatchback or wagon would better suit their needs, and hatchbacks and wagons are much cooler than pickups.

I’ve got a lot more respect for someone who drives a hatchback than someone who drives a pickup and doesn’t need it for work or off-roading.

I Can’t afford a jet ski, so I’m going to steal one from the rich kids across the tracks! I deserve it!

I can see we won’t agree on this one. I can’t imagine wanting my kid to drive a gas guzzler with poor maneuverability and visibility, one that requires him/her to drive with cement in the back of the bed, but if it works for you, go for it. Team hatch all the way, they’re cooler anyway :p

Hatchback: Storage for going off to college or moving, fwd for easier handling, good on gas for a broke student, good handling in snow.

(American): Yeah, that way if an inexperienced driver causes an accident, they kill more people!