The only thing I remember bout the Allante is it was in that one Married with Children episode where Kelly does the Bundy Bounce.

While it seems to be a fairly serviceable truck to use as a camp truck or what have you, $9000 is Crazy Banannapants.
$4500-5000 would be more of a realistic price.

Well then see that also is what has lead to good shows shows getting the axe early because Netflix looks at the week 1 numbers and say “well these are crap” and then crapcan it.

So all the people who waited until they got around to it, both halves dropped, sign back up to watch it, ect don’t count in that thought…

My 1st thought were “why are you telling the guy who was just able to singlehandedly get her across the country, thus has been in and can get out of some serious shit, the details to your “Well it will kill her, but we have this working theory on what is going on with her that might be right, might not, but hey we’ll…

We vacation up in Cottage Country and are from the States.
We use 407 even with the toll to get from the QEW up to the 115.

On a lark I went and looked up the owners manual for a 1995 Buick Century, and the manual warns that if you have to drive with the glass or gate open, or if you are towing and the trailer light cables have to go thru the gate’s seal, to run the HVAC on hi with it set to vent. 

Thus why you always had the front windows down a touch to eliminate the exhaust issue.

We had wagons and old school (Think Scouts, K5 Blazers) SUVs growing up and always had glass or gate rears. Then after school I had a 99' Cherokee and thought it was so dumb that the rear hatch was just all one piece.

I do miss “glass or gate” option hatches/tailgates on wagons and SUVs

Was your 90 seconds at the State Police Barracks or were your 90 seconds around the block by the Drivers Licensing Center at a strip mall?

I was back in the Barracks era. My test was weave around 4 cones, come to a stop, make a left turn, then a right turn, do a three point turn, then pull up to a line and stop. Where…

We have a Buick, nothing other than the engine turns off with the auto stop/start. The heat/ac/heated seats all keep doing their thing with the car in off mode.  So not sure what the OP was talking about. 

Both of the AMCs near us when there have been projector issues, the fix was to give us the option to hang around till the next showing, or give us our money back and send is on our way. So the fix is going to be the same reguardless of “big TV on wall” or “projector”

And looking up about these screens, they are…

Most of the theaters I have been to when the projector goes down they do not have a backup and the solution is “here is your money back we apologize for the issue”.

Rudy was offsides. 

I am shocked he was able to take time away from his constantly shitting on women’s sports for this hot load of garbage take. 

One major omission if you ask me.

I had a 2002 Dakota and although the AC light did not come on, you could tell the AC was on when you hit the defrost/defog button because you could hear the compressor engage when you turned it on.

So even if you are not “turning on the AC” in an older less automated vehicle, more often then not it was going to be…

They also really drove home how Joel and Sarah did not have anything with wheat in it the day or so leading up to everything going crazy. No pancake mix in the house, turns down the biscuits, does not eat the cookies due to raisins, forgot to get a cake.

They just could not do something like GLOW in 2020 COVID, most everything that came back in 2020 did plots and shooting where you rarely had more than 3 or 4 actors on screen at the same time, and almost no one was really close to each other (A lot of scenes of ‘lets stand and talk, but we are all 10' or 15' apart). A…

With that low of mileage this thing has sat a good deal of it’s life.