Unless there’s a cheerleader or stripper convention in town, or a girl’s boarding school, mine is the only  horizon blue JK in the lot. No matter what lot.

+++ Hunting reference from Mr. Torchinsky- his invitation is still open over here. Also hush puppies! Although they probably had the blasphemy of onions added. And subtitles for ordinary English!

That is a great idea, I hope they make a lot of money.

That is a great idea, I hope they make a lot of money.

We’re $20 trillion in debt. Money isn’t finite, only people’s faith in it.

It’s amazing how many people there are in this world that actively root for others to get paid less who want to pay less for their goods.

The whole point of the “American system of manufacture” has been to deskill (and make uniform) the production of goods. Brunel, Whitney, Dennison, Colt, Taylor, Ford- all about removing craftsmanship- that is, variation- from making things. Replication  requires machines, not artisans.

First thing I do with a Jeep is take out that silly rear seat.

Two horses of the apocalypse-

Or else what?

The “old saying” is a Bible verse-

Broken wind joke.

I’m sure it’s a wise strategy to copy the modern cars that sell.

The Black and Decker black and orange power tool in the picture you chose is a drillmotor, not a drill. A drill is one of the things the drillmotor can drive, along with screwdrivers, wrenches, and other small rotary bits.

Not enough attention is paid to visibility for drivers. This is great in front, an then they put an opaque wall over the hardest place to see!

Bantam made BRC 40 was the last real Jeep. .

Leaked? As in, I reached in the window of Andrew Collins’ house and here’s his leaked wallet?

I live down south and they work for mud.

Please report to General Motors in 1989 for your marketing job orientation.

I couldn’t break mine. Lord knows I tried.

I suspect there were two men named Bill and they got their most obvious difference stuck on for convenience. Bill’s partner was called “Frenchie”, doubtless because of Anglo privilege and Utah’s historic Jacques Corveau past.