Finally, something to get stuck at Burning Man in!

Is it?

Ah yes, the E-150.

Any story saying Americans don’t want to buy pickups and SUVs.

While police were dealing with those two suspects, the owner of the car — who was hiding in the backseat — climbed into the driver’s seat and drove away with the car. Police eventually caught up to him after he drove the car into a ditch.

The article title should be: Americans cannot afford electric trucks in 2023. This has nothing to do with sedan vs. cuv vs. pickup.

I have to disagree on the idea that ford half-assed it with the E-150- they know what their customers want (an F-150) and they delivered that. If you want an f-150, you don’t want someone to rethink it. You want something as f-150 as possible.

Just make sure you uprate the materials on  those O-rings.

It’s not that it’s bad functionally, but that it just doesn’t belong in a car of this nature. And literally EVERYTHING is controlled by the infotainment system, in a ‘Hot hatch.’ I won’t even get into the haptic controls on the steering wheel or the ones on the side for all your lights etc. Then there’s the…

Nothing really bad, just clunky, 2017 Mazda CX-3.

This is no surprise at all, but I’m still sad about it. A KOTOR remake would be amazing. Alas, ‘tis not to be.

What, so men can’t have hobbies anymore?

Someone who smokes in a sealed up car probably can’t smell for shit anyway 😄

That explosion turned it into a widebody Charger.

Wait, but they also have Jalen Hurts. Kelce Hurts Swift? Oh no!

Not sure anyone is cross shopping a boy racer vs a Cayenne.

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Players missing a two hour segment of the game? As a DM, this sounds about right.

This is a relatively low threat reminder that if enough people say it, it doesn’t matter if it was true, it becomes reality. Didulo is a crackpot and her followers are completely delusional but she could easily become a real threat if she was charismatic enough, convincing enough, etc. Its a reminder to people to bulk…

This is really going to hurt my Space Cocaine business