I like middle aged, don’t give a fuck, nothing left to prove so let’s take jobs for the fun and the money Russell Crowe. Much better than the angsty early version.

Hoping for The Nice Guys 2.

6-spd 2018 Elantra GT Sport - it’s the most fun I’ve ever had with a family vehicle (I refer to it as my family friendly pseudo hot hatch) and I particularly love how it purrs. Between the purr and the color (“Phoenix Orange”), my kids named it Tigger.

We’ve been very lucky (so far, but it’s been a decade so I’m doubtful it’ll sour on us now) with absolutely no issues with both the local Mazda and Hyundai dealerships we bought our vehicles through. Truthfully, they’ve been absolutely wonderful. Of course, other Mazda and, worse, other Hyundai dealerships we’ve used…

touché and well-played

It’s safe to say this guy won’t be riding a bus again anytime soon.

Could this cap off the greatest trilogy ever made.  Yes

What’s Your Scariest Moment Behind The Wheel?

Man-servant Hecubus already spoiled this book/movie for me many years ago.

Smith will be fine because America adores violence. After experiencing Childish Gambino’s Big Foot Little Foot music video, I’m seeing The Slap and the reaction to it in a whole new way.

Stax >>> Motown

Album highly recommended.

Re-watched it for the severalith time over the most recent winter holidays, this time with my youngest who is growing into becoming a proper motozoom junkie — it holds up very, very well and, IMO, is still the best of the Long Way trilogy

I’d bet a few former or current car salesmen visited the Capitol on Jan. 6.

According to Gallup polling, millennials are the generation most likely to change jobs with ~60% of them being open to new work opportunities. I don’t know how many make the shift from selling used cars to trying to overthrow a government but, hey, gotta follow your dreams I guess.

That Forza screencap is great, Amber — digging the drift smoke (which could actually just be a crazy amount of oil getting burned up)! 

I’m not saying I want to live in the universe where the original movie starred Dana Carvey and Jon Lovitz, but I’d like to visit it just to see how it turned out.

I’ll only watch the episode where Uncle Stephen comes to visit and share his political and religious insights, gets into a fight with his big brother, and “prop” guns get pulled out. Should be hilariaous!

As a thought exercise, this puts a smile on my face. As an actual thing to do, the idea of humming along on a contraption of that length, at speeds upward of 50 mph, with “copilot” control help required... Unless it was solely trying to move in a straight line, absolutely not (and even then probably not). The thought…

Imagine even knowing 8 people in the first place