Yeah. I remember clearly understanding that the characters clearly were lepers back when I first saw it as a dumb high-schooler in the late 90s, so it couldn’t have been that subtle. I’ve never heard it described as an ‘urban legend.’ That seems silly.

Wait, the fact they were lepers and discriminated against elsewhere was an urban legend? I thought that was a super obvious part of the story.

Demo discs bundled with magazines were the greatest idea before the internet became popular.

You were the cool kid in elementary school if you brought the newest issue of Nintendo Power. I myself preferred PC Gamer, which usually came with an awesome demo CD.

“Think of it this way, they’re not punishing people for driving a competition vehicle, they’re just rewarding those that buy the products they make.”

I wanna know about the poor GM employees who bought the Cobalt. I would personally reward them for their courageous sacrifice.

To be fair, the Taurus on the inside is stupidly cramped for how large of a car it is on the outside.

The front end isn’t bad either compared to a prius.

The problem being is marketing a device and it’s price to your “market demographic” is the key to success of a product. I am a huge gamer, I own every current console, every current handheld, a gaming PC and a brand newcell phone, my own house, new car, the whole nine yards. I cannot fathom paying 625 bucks for an…

Yes, I’ve always said the Pacifica was ahead of its time. It was held back by it’s abysmal reliability early on, the extra dismal turn of the century Daimler-Chrysler interior, and it’s high MSRP. The styling holds up though. With a few minor revisions it wouldn’t look out of place as a 2015 model.

I would argue the Chrysler Pacifica was painfully ahead of its time. Released in 2003 as an 04 model, shameless crossovers weren’t really a thing at that point. Chrysler knew it too and even in their own ads tried to sell the idea of “SUV lite” - such as the one where everyone went skiing and needed the AWD to get…

What’s the difference between a rental car and a four-wheel-drive vehicle?

You can drive a rental car anywhere.

whats not to like is that they are as reliable as an audi s4 avant and not as fast

Because the Lacrosse is as nice or nicer than almost any other low to high $30k car. It is spacious, quiet, comfortable, and has a nice interior without being ostentatious. I would take the Lacrosse any day over an MB CLA, Audi A3, or Acura TLX whose interiors have a lot of cheap parts and wide swaths of cheap black…

24 in a 35 zone is not nearly as traffic obstructing as some of the terrible human drivers around here. Try 24 in a 55, with no less than 18 cars backed up behind for miles and miles and miles......

You mean literally?

Bar Bill and Gene McCarthy’s in the Old First Ward also have the best beef on weck anywhere.

While Duff’s wings are OK, there are plenty of better wings in the Buffalo area. Places like Doc Sullivans and the 9-11 tavern blows Duff’s out of the water.

No mention of Super Paper Mario? In the beginning of the game, after about 10 minute sof dialogue and openign cutscenes the first guy you meet asks you if you will save the world.

Thankfully the Shasta machine survived to continue to be the unfortunate answer to the question “So you guys don’t have a Coke machine then?”