My dad drove (up until last summer) a beater Prizm. Going down a dirt road, the hood latch popped, the hood flew up, broke the hinges, and sailed (luckily) over the car. He brought the hood back to the car, popped some holes in the body and hood with a hammer and nail, and wired the hood to the body at all four…

"what's a little oil leak between friends?"

it seems you have a poor understanding of the quesadilla, as well.

NdamuGONE.

I came here not knowing who this person is. I'm leaving feeling a little sadder for the world.

I laughed. Audibly. Well done.

Yeah. The one time I've been stuck was on a dirt road in northern Michigan that hadn't been plowed after a storm. Clearance was my main issue.

I've got one, too! Surprisingly fun to drive

It worries me that I read this, went to the Arrowhead website, and now I kind of want to start training.

This:

I was hoping to find someone had already said this.

It used to

Thank you for this:

It's been a while since I've driven over it, but it was never a pleasant experience. I've definitely experienced some sway while on it.

The Sault Ste. Marie International Bridge. It's narrow, wobbly, and absolutely frightening to drive over.

As a native Michigander, let's take this time to remember how much we were making fun of Atlanta during their ice storm.

Reheat stuffing in a hot, buttered skillet, like you would cook hash browns. Flip once you have a good crust. Meanwhile, fry yourself a couple of eggs, and toss those bad boys on top. Delicious breakfast.

Isn't the answer always Miata?