Haha, I’m not sure which I have been gifted more: Leatherman knock-offs, or those wine accessory kits with a couple of stoppers and those little rings you put around the stems to mark whose is whose.

I bought a 4-door 2004 new in 2005 for $11,000. Paid for the extended warranty which came in handy when it stopped running four years in and according to the Chrysler Guy, he replaced the entire computer system at no cost to me. I put 80K New York City miles on it in 15 years with nothing but sporadic oil changes…

The NY Daily News is covering this on the angle that the brothers really DID commit the attack for some reason.   It is a laughable paper I read out of 50-year habit.

I wish I would have screen-shot the vitriolic rage replies I got on Day One of this shit, when I commented on how preposterous Smollet’s story was. Pretty sure I got yet another burner ID banned that day.

I had to use my sister’s K-Car wagon to make a couple of trips to college in northeast PA. There are big, long hills on I-80 where I had the gas pedal pinned and couldn’t go faster than 50.  Those meth-head imbeciles would roar right up my ass, bright me, blast the air horn.  I’m in the right lane with hazards on,…

Charlie was great, but Vince Vaughn was spectacular.  I hope we get a whole lot of his Kingpin moving forward.

Batwoman has held that title indisputably from about its third episode.  Supergirl is The Dark Knight compared to that tripe.  

At least they risked the entire world for Alex’s adopted daughter this time. A couple of years ago, they refused to off Reign to save the world, for fear of losing Samantha Arias, some rando they had known for all of about three weeks.

If this hadn’t been announced as the last season I think I would have dropped it. The positives like Melissa’s boundless charm, the Nia/Brainy story, and Lex were outweighed by terrible plots, years of overly preachy storylines and general sappiness. My Arrowverse viewing is down to Superman and Lois, Legends, and…

A robot playing a saxophone.

This always amazes me. I am 5 years beyond The Demographic, and as such am ignored by marketers. Networks refuse to program for me. Meanwhile, who has the disposable income? A struggling 22-year-old interning or working somewhere for $30k? Or a 54-year-old with a substantially higher income and a lifetime of…

Hmm. I’ve never had a truck so I just assumed. The regulations are kind of vague:

My first car in 1984 was a ‘72 Duster with the “unkillable” Slant 6. Threw a rod doing 105.  Didn’t even have it a year, after Dad had it since new.  He was unhappy.

We have a 9-year-old Kia Sorrento and 15-year-old Tucson as our dailies. I have been working on my wife about this pickup since they were announced. A new Maverick and used Camaro would be a massive upgrade.

That seems unlikely.  They’re mandatory in New York, and presumably other states.

Who the fuck likes Tigger enough to buy and display a flag with him on it?

I had a ‘65 without the back seat. Purple with flames, bought it while drunk on eBay. Drew a crowd everywhere I went.  Was the most fun car I ever had.

You can get nice late-60s Mustang hard tops all day for less than $20k. Who’s paying $32k for a Cougar unless it’s a rotisserie resto?

I spent a couple grand on engine stuff for my Galaxie after my wife smoked me at a traffic light with her minivan.

You can’t afford a movie ticket?  Go shine some more shoes, you failure.