The person driving the Raptor appears to be an asshole who overreacts to other people’s aggressive driving. But the Accord seems to be the driver who started the confrontation that they both escalated and acted in a much more aggressive and dangerous manner.

Remember when everyone scoffed at the Lincoln Blackwood?

I’d say pepperoni slice rosettes using a champagne flute, but it’s probably not flexible enough to stay folded over the rim.

It is delicious. They have it at the Maple Booth at the NYS Fair every year. 

have you ever had cotton candy made from maple syrup?

Yeah, I too would be confused if someone I called names on Twitter didn’t want to publicly support me.

“It’s spelled ‘Wilson Luxury-Yacht’ but it’s pronounced ‘Throatwarbler Mangrove’”.

• “Emphasize,” an exclamation mark on iOS, is the “Face with Open Mouth” emoji on Android.

I wonder how much of it is also the more recent generation of parents with driving age kids wanting their kids in care they feel are (but are not necessarily) ‘safer’.

Possibly controversial take: “In Loving Memory Of” decals

did anyone ever need the Citation? I consider it more of a punishment. 

The Big Berry Lobby is at it again. 

The little kick-up on the window line at the c-pillar is... interesting? The blacked out panels under the headlights are kind of a neat way to give interest to the front without a grill. It would be cool if they hid auxiliary lighting. It’s not for me, but I don’t mind it.

Unless you can change the color to something besides the blue in this DIY set-up, I’d stick with the more basic look. That color would be too harsh on my eyes at night.

There are some really nice looking options out there to get display in front of you if you want that. This looks like it does the trick if you’re on a budget.

In the morning, I use it to froth three-quarters of a cup of heated almond milk to dump in my coffee.

I think a good option would be to get a pair of RV seats that swivel and put the passenger one behind the driver, with a table that can be used for eating when parked and the driver seat turns 180 degrees. 

What if instead of locking you out, it gave a warning that “This motor is not designed for excessive, repetitive use. Abusing its use will cause premature failure” for privately owned vehicles?

when you explain to someone coupes often had a rear seat larger than many of today’s sedans

Unfortunately it’s 2022 and everything* must have 4 doors.