i wish i was on the fios instead

whines about reductionist rhetoric, uses insanely reductionist example

That’s what our impulses tell us to do, but you’re not obligated to listen to every impulse. The complexity of life as we experience it affords us the luxury of choice.

gracias

what is it then

I hurt my dick today

To see if I still feel

I focus on the bread

The only puss that’s real

sky gramps is into all of this already

or three stools in a trenchcoat

You would trust your lungs to vehicle manufacturers getting every van air-tight with seals to last for many years?

Typically that’s around when the bed gets big enough to haul a sheet of plywood or drywall safely.

I said nothing about safety.

The tests have determined that was a lie

Nice to see you’ve realized it’s a compromise and not some slam-dunk about the character of whoever’s driving it based on no additional information.

That being said, truck bros can be as insufferable as anyone else with an ego, they’re just easy to pick on

So edgy.

What if you rest the wood on the tailgate, or lean it on the roof, then tie it down, is it no longer safe?

What if you’re the driver for a small crew that picks them up every morning then uses the smaller bed for supply runs?

Just lemmy grasping at straws to put everyone into a box based on incomplete information.

I could probably still cook a better version of either of those 🤣

lmao who asked

sus

get wrecked, noob

Apples to apples, those vans are more expensive and larger. At what point does it become ok to have an open bed? There are valid pros and cons in every choice being talked about, here.

Punch 'em.

wtf is wrong with our society…

One day my friend told me not to grab any tools on the way to a junkyard, as they had everything we would need already loaded.

Later on, they didn’t want me using said tools because they were new and might get scratched or the ratchet gears damaged. Kinda wanted to punch him in his idiot mouth.

vans always have a much lower tow rating, the chassis and drivetrain are almost always different in some critical way