Did you even read the article?

What do you mean he wasnt prepared? He made it 500 miles before being impounded. I assume you did not read before commenting. 

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The first stick I drove was in 2009. It was a Kia Forte that we (Americorps) were restoring for a donation to a family that needed it. I wouldn’t say that I learned how to drive it as much as I learned how shitty Kias were. I’m not entirely convinced the problem was my lack of experience. Fast forward to 2016 I’d say…

One time I lost my phone with all my contacts and photo memories and a bunch of dank memes my friends shared with me and said fuck it and went to Verizon and got a new phone and sync’d all my stuff from the cloud and lived happily the next 2 years until I was eligible for a new phone again.

Gayle states that the attorney stated that they had not been contacted by NYPD at the time of the interview. I think Gayle had to mention that to avoid a perception of impropriety as well.

She don’t hate that check tho.

Cute to assume to know what she is interested in. Even cuter to make the leap to name licensing on generic products. Something you in fact have zero evidence of to even make such a supposition.

Smells like veiled racism to me. 

You asked for a taker and I’ve got time. I’ve been pretty ardent about leaving the subjective analysis out of the rage argument for a while because there is often plenty of fact involved with this shit to be outraged at that we don’t have to get hung up on things like “prompt”

Arguably, “behavior” that would warrant a…

“Dizzy broad”...lol I’d swear you were from NY.

I understood your argument. I am disputing your statements that “Every new car” by providing examples of vehicles inwhich automatic is not provided in a modern vehicle or not offered anywhere in the line up.

I am also arguing that the point of making it a default selection “solves” a minor inconviniece for a even…

“The fact is, every new car is developed with automatic headlights baked into the model lineup somewhere.”

I might have to check that book out. And if we are giving reading recommendations, Pope John Paul II famously wrote in his Laborem Excerns that “man’s life is built up every day from work, from work it derives its specific dignity, but at the same time work contains the unceasing measure of human toil and…

My Mitsubishi Outlander’s exterior lights are not controlled by a computerized module. Neither were the lights on my C230.....or my A6.  Hell, I’m having a hard time thinking of a vehicle where they are controlled by computer. Being triggered by a relay and a 555 timer is not the same as being controlled by computer,…

Addendum: If you had said, “Every BMW sold needs predictive Turn Signals”, that would have actually made sense.

By who’s standard? Sure granted the entire cost of the auto sensor may represent a small part of the over all cost of the vehicle, but who are you to say that cost is minimal? We are talking about all the effort to engineer and design the molds for the light sensor in the dash or the reworking of the sensor into the…

NO. I will not change your mind. However I will offer that the automatic function you are speaking of requires additional engineering & materials that contribute to cost and that I am not sure anyone could justify it as necessary for the safety of motor vehicle operation.

Alternatively, I see no difference between a…

I’d really love to see what one of these blacks on a car with a clear coat would look like.

I’m sure it is. It was still funny reading your comment for the ambiguity.