So long and thanks for all the Bimmers, Patrick.

The Cybertruck’s designers should have smoked more of this.

Maybe this will help get your mind off it...

This all sounds good but I’m pretty sure it was a long, protracted process simply because the NHTSA, EPA, and CARB just couldn’t get around the fact that a blue S209 didn’t come with gold wheels.

Is this data broken down in a year-by-year fashion so we can see the relative increase or decrease of weather-related fatalities and damage caused in monetary amounts?

My sister and I see all the Marvel movies together. Like you said about the ending of Infinity War, we both knew all those characters would come back somehow, but the somber ending really stuck the landing. Fast forward to Captain Marvel and in contrast it seemed like such an emotional upswing, so she was pumped about …

...Andrew Collins’ stunt double Dax Shepard...

I just realized she was in (barely) Mortal Engines.

Oh yeah, agreed.

It’s about descending to the darker side then trying to claw your way back to the light. It’s not about partying in the shadows.

Back at ya, $kay!

Yeah, he’s pretty much the Chuck Norris of motorcycle racing. (lol)

THERE’S A REASON IT’S CALLED WHERE THE SUN DON’T SHINE.

Welcome to the sub-blogs party, pal!

This is taking me back to Pandorum, and how I always wanted to know what happened next. At least here they put a bow on it.

First of all, if a movie is set on a spaceship, there is automatically a 20% increase in the likelihood that I will watch it.

Props to Tennant, the costumers, and makeup artists. Eerily well-done.

I’ll take classic 8-bit shapes over that two-bit Cybertruck any day.

Maybe McDonalds needs to start headhunting staff from Correctional facilities.

I could use of this Happiness!