Was it really that bad?

Was it really that bad?

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Well, well, look at the city slicker with his fancy blunder of the century car!

I mean it was no fancy german car but it was pretty bad.

I don't understand how one bad car could tank an entire line. Herb could have even played off the whole thing as a gimmick car that you see at auto shows.

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SNEED

Too much seeded in it.

> All my life, I have searched for a car that feels a certain way. Powerful like a gorilla, yet soft and yielding like a Nerf ball. Now, at last, I have found it. Homer, The Car Built for Homer.

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I saw a young relative of mine watching this and somehow, on contact, as if by direct transmission of knowledge from the sickening psychic stench emanating from this programming, I knew that at that very moment I had become an actual Sneedposter. That morality in me had decided that one must be willing to fill /trash/ with threads, that no price is too high to pay, that even complete destruction would be preferable to a world in which such a thing could be allowed to exist; that coexistence with this content was unacceptable, and that permaban was no enemy of mine. I understood in that moment the brilliant souls of the Eternal Sneedposter heroes, who would see the board burn to ash before they saw it degrade itself in this way. And indeed they did. and indeed, I should.

>All my life, I have searched for a vegetable that feels a certain way. Powerful like tobacco, yet soft and yielding like a tomato. Now, at last, I have found it. Tomacco, formerly seeds.

80k for that is reasonable