that would make too much sense. 

THIS. All the stars. They don’t NEED no stinking drones with cameras - we WILLINGLY give them what they want. 

My fucking town. JFC - I suspected it was near where I worked (Leesburg) or lived. And it is.

Given I have a Honda Element with almost 100k more (and two more years), I am aware of the solidity of these elder statesmen. Should it be less? Not much. High 6/low 7. And some of us don’t need the extra seating - mine have been up (and should be out for mileage) for the entire 18 years. Cargo room! NP.

too true

I’d love it. But I cannot afford the gas or the maintenance. ND. 

I remember the first vehicle I saw in this color. My reaction was: WTF? 

Philadelphia Inquirer - way better article than the Wall Street fellating NYT.

We are dealing with absolutes. We absolutely have TWO parties and only ONE choice. 

FIFY

Came in here to type: FILE.

Yep. The Chevron station bathroom that prompted my post looked very nearly like this. Only slightly cleaner. 

Haven’t been “up north” for more than 20 now - but lived off a Philly area exit in NJ. And have to say NJ Turnpike rest stops are VERY nice in comparison to just about anywhere else.

this is fucking hilarious

It was probably cleaner than the one I’m remembering - which made me wonder about the owner - his ONLY choice was to use that and keep it that way? Whew.

The worst bathrooms I’ve ever seen are in stand alone gas stations - you know the kind, four pumps, dusty packs of cigarettes behind the counter and chocolate that wasn’t ever supposed to be white.

I traded in my 2003 on the model I really wanted that was also a manual. I’ve never traded in a vehicle prior to at least four years/paying it off. But the 06 Element and the EX P trim was far superior to the 03 LX. 

Beasley Group owns 50 radio stations. (So they’re small - I know!) I hypothesize these numbers were from something put out by some truck web site or even Toyota. Possibly a local dealership is getting a nice stroke because they signed a nice fat annual account.

THE illustration for “road hard and put away wet.” 

The have centuries of experience moving goods with barges (long/narrow boats).