Cool! I don't know how I missed that review! I've got an Outback, so this is like it's great, great grandpa.

Thanks for the tip! Those look nice. It can be hard to find shirts that fit slim frames well. Do they ever have sales, or are their prices pretty stable?

People make fun of slim fit shirts for being trendy, but damn if they're not the only shirts I can find that are all billowy and bunched up.

Yeah, I never bothered. I mean, I was out like $600 which I figured I wouldn't get back either way, so I just let it go (except to occasionally bring it back up on the internet, haha).

Yup, but they're happy to sit there all day ticketing people for speeding. Go Figure.

I had a car stolen once (guy was supposed to be buying it and just took it). I even knew exactly who he was, as he was a coworker. The police detective never even called me back. The guy never showed back up at work, and honestly I didn't care about the POS Cavalier. But still, shows you how much the police care about…

Yeah, that irks me too. I'm getting ready to move over, but I don't want to cut off the guy in the right lane, so I wait until I have at least a few car lengths before getting over. But some people are really impatient and try to get around. Usually I'll just put my signal after like 1 car length, then get over after…

Brilliant idea that's going to change motoring forever: bumpers on the SIDE of cars! In fact, just one big bumper ring all the way around, like a carnival bumper car. It's the future.

That's just using your bumper as feelers, ain't nothing wrong with it! How else are you going to know when you're all the way in the spot?

Ha, I noticed that one, but I like the WRX so I let it slide. I also liked the poor Cherokee that was demolished a hundred times or so. It was never as bad as the Hyundais on USA shows though (Burn Notice and White Collar). Burn Notice actually had him spend about 30 seconds talking about why the Genesis Coupe was…

To be fair, that building jumped out of nowhere.

This is a huge one for motorcycles. You can always tell an inexperienced rider, because they will leave their signals on for miles after every turn. It's a dead giveaway that they spent most of their life driving a car, before going through a midlife crisis and buying that Harley.

You mean those cumbersome, noisy blinking lights? Those are for poor people.

The merging one! My god yes! I saw that twice last weekend (on a short road trip), and it drove me nuts. These morons came to a full stop on the on ramp, with a line of car behind them, just waiting for a big enough opening. Matching your speed to the cars you're merging with is not a complex task.

This makes me so mad. If I'm sitting behind you for like 2 miles waiting for you to get over, and you never do, and I have to end up passing you on the right, you're a terrible person. There is no excuse for it. How hard is it to notice a car directly behind you and make the connection that you're supposed to get over?

You're like the Jeff Foxworthy of bad drivers!

I like this one. If you're a decent driver, than truly close calls and actual accidents should be very rare. Most of the time I don't even bother to honk when people do those things around me, because they're so predictable that I barely notice them (spending some time riding a motorcycle will make you very aware).

I agree, there are some exceptions that need to be made.

Exactly! And with those skinny little tires completely bald, it drifted around like nobody's business! I had the coupe (like in the picture), but the fastback was actually pretty good looking if you ask me.

I agree completely, all the work that went into the body is just wasted money.