I’m not defending the braindead take they quoted above, but if my grandma is 95 and has been on computers since the mid 1990s and currently uses an iPhone and iPad without a problem, including using social media to keep up with her grandkids and friends in town, then no one else has an excuse why they have failed to…

Also imagine how loud it would be to shoot a handgun inside a closed cabin of a car. That guy’s ears are probably still ringing today. Hope the tinnitus was worth his desk pops.

In Tampa, we saw a MAGA trucker at a stoplight with the windows down. There was a live squirrel resting on the driver’s seat headrest behind his head. 

Pictured: that well regulated militia

South Park sometimes misses the mark but nailed this with Cartman drawing a circle around himself with spraypaint and then shooting Token when he deems he got to close to “his ground”.

I’d also rather have the late 2000s Bullitt than this. 

It’s also absurd that Henry/Vecna is still alive and we have an entire another season of this same 11 vs Vecna plot to go, apparently. They should have written the show to end it here after Season 4. 

Yep. Either hard hitting death of a loved character, or don’t do it at all. This show needs to be more aggressively PG-13. Hunger Games had no problem with being dark as fuck and was targeted at the same audience. 

Yeah that was like the end of Lord of the Rings with 5 different endings in a row, it just kept going and going and going...and it’s not even the end of the show.

It’s harder to connect with the stakes and the narrative if you suddenly don’t know what the rules are.

I think he’s part of a very small minority of good critical thinkers, honestly.

It is not remotely possible to modify a street legal Integra to the point it can beat an 8.4 L V10 Viper in a drag race. This is like saying you could modify a current Civic SI to defeat a Corvette C8.

It would be sick if they could work the Blue Ridge Parkway in NC into the stages. The Park Service would never go for it, I imagine, since it would encourage people to come hoon the road more than they already do, but it would be so cool. 

Doesn’t make any sense though - this show had already established Charlie was sniffing model glue as a kid and was mixing inhalants in the school bathrooms in high school. He didn’t just discover it as a roller rink employee.

This might have been the only thing I laughed out loud at from these first two. So good.

Also not great that the prominent Latinx character’s plotline derives from thiefdom.

Yeah that’s what they want you to think.

Bro it says “trail” rated not “mud pit rated”. - Jeep’s lawyers, probably

At the end of the day, though, none of this really matters. No matter the brand, most customers will likely never venture off-road in these vehicles — which is why so many brands can keep creating “off-roading” SUVs that are all bark and no bite.

I think this is the first “civilian” death on that track in a lonnnnggg time.