Nobody is complaining about who they drafted, just like nobody is complaining about Boston drafting well, they are complaining about the two front runner all-stars that signed in the last couple years. You know, the 2nd best player in the league that joined the 73 win team that beat his team in the playoffs and top 3…

He says “they aren’t theoretical, they aren’t calculations, we’ve done those numbers” which means it’s not his opinion according to his butt dyno, it’s actual measured numbers and the “conservative” part means they’ve actually documented it going quicker than that.

Spoken like someone who’s never had a bone contusion. I get it though, burner accounts have never been intelligent.

Yeah, that’s 3 teams in the league that had two “stars” and one of them was past their prime. That’s pretty rare and that was the pinnacle of the era. Now two stars just gets you in the conversation. Those teams were also more organically created either through the draft, or the stars didn’t show up at the same time…

Jordan also didn’t play in a time where superteams were a thing so the top talent was more spread out and it was rare to have more than one HoF talent on a team. Now you’ve got to have at least 2, or more likely 3 or 4 to be in the discussion for a championship, especially since the Warriors added Durant. So in…

LeBron went to a poor team in Miami to play with his buddy and brought another along for the ride with the hopes that it would work out.

So if Kyrie and LeBron weren’t best buddies because of LeBron’s attitude/personality, but LeBron didn’t want Kyrie to leave, that means LeBron chased him out of town? Interesting logic there.

Yes, everything is always a conspiracy.

So why exactly did LeBron chase away the best player he’s ever played with as he’s just entering his prime, who we won a championship with, for a bunch of nobody’s, when his goal is to win championships?

You mean the same LeBron who told them not to trade Kyrie but they did anyway? I know it doesn’t fit your narrative that this team is somehow Lebron’s creation but it’s the truth and is well documented.

Nothing in this comment is correct. An engine never gets “too much air” since the engine itself is the air pump so it’s always pumping the right amount of air. Too much air is really just not enough fuel. As stated elsewhere, wide open throttle shuts off the injectors. If it actually opened them wide open, you’d…

The “butt dyno” is not nearly accurate enough to measure the few hp gained with new oil. The placebo effect is certainly capable of making it feel faster though.

Bar soap also leaves a film of scum on the floor of the shower that builds up over time and takes scrubbing to get cleaned up. That waxy material isn’t in body wash. Also I don’t use much body wash so a bottle lasts me about 6 months. I’m OK spending $8 a year on body wash.

I agree that everything below the upper grill is not great looking but the upper grille shape is nearly identical (just a little lower) and I think the headlights are at least equal to if not better looking than the previous version. So everything that’s an eyesore with the new design would be changed for the GT500…

I’m still trying to figure out why it has the previous generation headlights and such. Makes no sense to release a face lifted Mustang GT and then have a 2 years newer Mustang use the “old” style headlights.

It’s actually taught in driver’s ed to stay far enough back to be able to see the tires of the vehicle in front of you. In practice, this ends up being about a car length, sometimes more for taller vehicle.s This allows a safe distance to not hit the vehicle in front of you if you are rear-ended, while also allowing…

I can get behind everything except the headlight shape. They are just BORING and don’t seem to fit the rest of the design at all. They also seem to be a bit too small compared to the huge grille. The rest of the car is fire IMO.

Note he grabs his elbow before he rolls to the basket. Looks like it’s hit during the pick by Westbrook’s shoulder and probably got his funny bone or something.

So sure but yet so far off...

That’s a Galpin Rocket, and if you look at the “teaser” in the article, there is a very pronounced design feature that drops down below the outer edge of the headlights and around the bottom near the splitter that is most certainly not on the Rocket. The grill outline is a similar shape…

Is there any information that indicates this isn’t just the new name for the Explorer Sport that they’ve been making since the early 90's? If that’s the case, there is nothing “shocking” about it and it makes sense to use the same naming scheme for the “sporty” versions of various “not typically sporty” vehicles.

Headgaskets can leak internally, externally, or both. They don’t always show previous signs of damage and particularly in boosted applications can blow all at once (going from seeming fine to fogging the whole area). When this happens, if it leaks externally (or enough internally to exit the tailpipe) then it will lay…