You’re both right, ha!

One day she took her hair down and you realized that while you might have to work a bit to keep it interesting, it’s a hell of a lot more fun than anything else available and a little bit of effort goes a long way.

1st Gear:

Retired FCA guy here. I once spent 6 weeks driving around the Midwest launching the Caliber to our dealers via presenting a half day training module to the entire dealer staff on the showroom floor.

Get Triumph Bonneville.

Looks good, easy to ride, easy to tinker with, cheap parts, enormous aftermarket support, good forums, reliable and something you can keep or modify depending where you start to lean in the whole scene.

This is how you can tell someones life is too easy. When you have nothing to worry about in life, have no worries at all, this is the type of thing you obsess over.

So America went from being the biggest bad ass on the planet to being offended by a random mix of letters in a license plate and actually tending to those supposed “offenses”.

FULLY agreed.

I agree with you. I’d like to see more advancement with fuel cells and hydrogen production, too.

The Volt’s on board generator does not have a governor. It will easily do 75-80 mph in either fully electric or with the gas generator kicked in.

Cannot believe how many commenters here believe the firefighters are complete fucking idiots. Actually I shouldn’t be so surprised.

You’re asking a lot from these guys, namely that they do what they’re (overpaid) to do. It’s easier to just shit out a hot take when you’ve strong armed your employer in to paying you 50k a year regardless of performance and a job that requires them to be bought out if they want to be gotten rid of.

That being said,…

I guess you missed the part where it was an homage to the original motor, which was called that. 

Criminally underrated movie

I feel I need a tetanus shot just by looking at it.

I would go one step further and argue that 95% of consumers who buy a SUVs with off-road capabilities (4runner, jeep, landcruiser, RR, etc.) are posers.

It’s almost as if the staff at gawker have never experienced a real job.

Renewing your vows should reserved for last ditch efforts to save your marriage, not pledging everlasting fealty to your employer. It’s just plain weird.

Yeah, the guy who literally let a child he could have saved fall to his death, and let the love of his life get burned alive because saving her would have slowed his pursuit of the Tower probably shouldn’t be portrayed as ambivalent about it.