I use the Costco branded version and it works well just like you said, but I will say that if I take if after a long time of not using it, or if I stop using it after a few days of use, that it can give me very vivid dreams.

Boomer is going to boom

Learn how to drink beer, smoke cigarettes (and other things), play with a poodle and generally be hilarious. Oh, and he does do some really interesting car stuff too! I’ve learned a lot of body work info from that channel.

Whatever evil the Boomers did and do, it doesn’t change the fact that Subterranean Homesick Blues kicks ass. 

I should not be questioning a genius anyway. 

Isn’t a martini made with pickled onions a Gibson?

So the powers that be have decided to foist autoplay videos on us once again, eh? Fucking imbeciles.

It’s fine if it’s a delay to your final destination. It’s when the delay means you miss your connection that it becomes a royal pain in the ass. 

Dr. Oldsmobile is disappointed in Jalopnik’s lack of knowledge.

It’s a Mini so (nominally) British and it’s the Knights Edition. I just got a flashback.

The project car isn’t really all that Jalop either. I mean, it is definitely a jalopy, but it’s a GM product not an obscure Eastern European car powered by turnip juice.

Sports cars are nice, but I already have a project car. I needed practical and all-weather. 

I would have preferred blue as BMW has some really pretty blues, but the vast majority of them are black, white, silver or gray so finding one at the right price and mileage when I was ready to buy proved impossible. The brown will do nicely.

After a full decade driving the same miserable car, I finally got a new (to me) one. I’m sure it violates all of the Jalop rules as it is a crossover but at least it’s brown.

Exactly. Just having a manual transmission does not automatically, so to speak, transform a car from boring to fun. Sure, it might be more fun than the same car with an automatic, but it’s still a gutless, boring base level minivan. It’s like late 70s trucks with manual transmissions. They still have smog choked…

You’re joking, right?

The cheapest way to ship this kind of stuff used to be Greyhound but I don’t know if they still do that.

Maybe if you said Chevy II Novas I’d go along with you, but not 3rd gen. I’ve never liked those things. I’m also partial to second gen Camaros so my opinion might be a little biased.

It looks more like a Yenko Nova than a Camaro, as in hot rod grocery getter. Only without the hot rod part.

Have they finally given up on early C3s and second gen Camaros? Both appreciated a bit but then leveled off. Fun, stylish and still affordable.