Washington, Oregon, and California freeways don’t have signs like that. While we do occasionally have yield signs, they are never on the freeways and are really quite uncommon. If I recall correctly neither does Michigan, Indiana, or Illinois have yield signs on there freeway on ramps. I don’t remember seeing them in…

There’s only one Otto.

I refuse to take advice on any topic from anyone who openly rattle cans a foot away from a new car and on concrete.

You should really try installing one of these first before recommending them. Unless your car is really old, you are not going to have much luck installing these. Any car from the last 10 years is going to fight you electronically. Assuming you can even find one with a compatible dash opening and dash mounting kit.

You should really try installing one of these first before recommending them. Unless your car is really old, you are…

*raises hand* Me!  Me!  Me!  I’ll take it!!!

Other than having a multi million dollar liability on their books, I don’t understand why Ford didn’t just create a 2 year lease with a buy option if they really wanted to keep people from selling.

I LOL’d at the running chicken @ 2:39.

Kinja got your pictures all boondoggled

That’s the only press I have seen too, but like you I don’t follow the Instagram car crowd. 

Maybe lease it with a 2 year term and a final buyout of some nominal amount. Then they’d never not own it. Trying to prevent someone who bought something from not doing something after the sale seems shady.

They should be held to that contract.

I don’t see how Ford has any case against Mecum. Mecum had no contract with Ford regarding the sale of the GT.

“Tyler and A$ap Rocky put out Potato Salad today, a hang out session in Paris, feeling braggy, happy to chat about their latest that’s-not-a-purse-it’s-a-satchel. There’s a Based God shout-out, which reminds me to link to Night In Japan. But that’s neither here nor there. Stay focused. Ferves Ranger.”

The book tour seems to be going very well...

So... Sandbagging

You did an excellent job describing the situation. In my professional opinion, I believe procedurally both controller and pilot did what they had to do. Operationally the squabble on frequency was unprofessional by both parties.

The economics of the airline industry are brutal. I get why they would say “if you want more space, buy it.” It’s amazingly cheap to fly today. Far cheaper than it should be, to be honest.

What is this “Save” bookmark nonsense? What happened to the “Recommend” star?

Self-inflicted karma is best karma. No conflicted feelings over who has the right to dispense justice, just good ol’ stupidity reaching its natural conclusion. Gotta love it.

You can use the SNES Mini controllers on the NES Mini, and visa versa.

You can use the SNES Mini controllers on the NES Mini, and visa versa.