I’ve been hit the face before and so have 2 acquaintances.

You’ve got it backwards. It’s a perfectly acceptable, common sense response in 99% of situations.

Actually, that is the answer in 99% of situations.

Let’s see: I’ve been victim of razor blade-laced apples exactly zero times. Meanwhile, I’ve been badgered and/or lashed out at for not giving my guy a number at least a half a dozen times (and I don’t go out that much). Stop trying to make harassment and aggressive behavior toward women into an urban myth. Or maybe do…

That’s not the case at all. Women have been murdered, kidnapped, raped, beaten, because they refused a man’s advances.

People being tracked down and murdered after giving someone their number is very, very rare. Guys being obnoxious and refusing to accept no as an answer is very, very common.

So go around and spray those vintage Willies Jeeps at concours events to check authenticity.

And, if you don’t know what it’s like to have the entire world openly criticize, judge, throw uninformed opinions,

The antonym is Priapus.

I sure as hell hope she doesn’t get ejected by her seat... she’s sitting in a helicopter...

I agree with Lexi. I’m still arguing that the plural of Pruis is Ennui.

This comment needs more stars and Gawker/Gizmodo Media Group needs more dictionaries and thesauri.

My emotional support snake finds your lack of empathy depressing. On the other hand, the emotional support honey badger doesn’t give a shit.

• The Battery Management System controller appears to use custom microchips made just for the Model 3. Nobody seems to know much about these, at least not yet, but it’s telling that Tesla had their own chips fabricated instead of using off-the-shelf components.

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Look at the ‘Recommended Stories’ area:

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Starred for poutrage. But I would also argue the left is just as guilty of performative (p)outrage and pearl-clutching. There’s a lot of sanctimony on both ends of the spectrum.

Even automatics need (instruction) manuals.