Same, I have always thought the california king was larger. 

This is cool, but seems kind of unnecessary and pointless.

I missed the part where it’s going to be an active lifestyle crossover with an available EV version.

I particularly enjoyed the episode presented as an animated Tennessee Williamsesque stage play, with Sir Patrick Stewart serving as the live action host as well as voicing one of the craziest characters on the show.

I will continue to not use instacart in solidarity.

Francine Smith is one of the best sitcom characters ever put to screen, and I’ll fight anyone who disagrees like Francine used to when she was in that underground fighting ring, gloating over dead Becky. 

Narrower, but longer. For all of those tall, skinny Californians, I guess.

Yeah, the women are asleep...

Joe Pera Helps You Find the Perfect Christmas Tree didn’t seem like it would lead anywhere, but the series it inspired is awesome.

There was no explanation that I recall, evidently that huge chunk just landed there like that. It pretty much only exists so they can get that dramatic shot from the trailer where Rey’s looking across the ocean at it. Admittedly, it’s a pretty cool shot, but it’s also a problem when the writing process seems more…

Yes, but an industry completely taken over by robots allows the owner to sit in quiet satisfaction staring at the idle machinery while wondering why noone is buying his cutrate pizza.

Darn right. Also how easy it was to get to the suspension and tweak things, like that XJ220. 

Serve it with a cold Pabst and some Tortilla chips. Your friends and family with thank you.

You should check out how many Ultra 4 cars are running IFS now.

Using this as an excuse to post a pic of my favorite mule ever don’t mind me. It's a Jaguar XJ220 powertrain mule.

He brought the bones of the golden tomahawks home in a doggie bag and intends bring them to a lab

“But you should still tip based on the cost of the gold steaks.”

As someone who unabashedly loves "The Abyss," "Sphere," "Deep Star Six," and "Leviathan," this movie looks like it was tailor made for me. Look I'm thrilled guys, but an audience of one isn't really gonna earn your budget back.

Maybe management can be convinced that the fact we haven’t snapped and gone postal means that the time was a complete waste...