He simultaneously both is and isn't ok, until someone checks on him.

I think a big elephant that keeps getting missed in these generational dissections is the Cold War and the nuclear threat. We talk about kids who grew up in a post-9/11 world as having grown up in a culture of fear, but we seem to forget that the Baby Boomers and Gen-X also grew up in a different sort of culture of…

1974 here. Now you kids get off my lawn, I'm trying to have casual gay sex on it.

"specific economics aside, no matter what a couple asks for as a wedding gift, you should shut right the hell up and give it to them."

I believe it's ctrl + f + u

The fact that you call it Pop-Pop tells me you're not ready.

Is this the aspirin that I'm supposed to put between my legs?

It's kind of a big fucking deal. I don't think that Jalopnik would be what it is without Top Gear having been there first.

I can’t begin to count the number of times I’ve heard this, from men and women, young and old: “I’m not into cars, but I love Top Gear.” If it didn’t serve as a gateway drug for cars, it at least helped the normals understand us enthusiasts a little bit.

Even if street trucks aren't your thing, you've got to respect how seamless this restomod looks.

I have only known for the past few minutes and if you excuse me I very desperately have to write the eBay listing for my Ferrari.

Then what compelled you to click the link, find a video, and comment

There are many different divisions of Vandelay, all depends on what lie George Art Vandelay, was working on.

Note to self: engine blows at 176. Got it.

"Modified to a Nissan GTR"

I have a better mustache than him, thanks to menopause.

what am i doing with my life

Because tonight I'm apparently totally that person, I have to mention that it turns out the hispanic woman in the bunker did in fact learn English. She just pretends not to know it.

But the Native American subplot works because it's written by Natives on the writing staff, and the parents are played by Natives, the references to the Lakota are researched and respectful, and the jokes are a lot more about Jane Krakowski looking all 80's than looking Native American. When writing about race, isn't…