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Yesterday evening, I appeared on the CTV News Channel in The Great White North to talk about Takata’s latest recalls. As a consequence, I’ve learned I look like Patrick from SpongeBob SquarePants when I frown.
Here are the rules for our Takata Recall Drinking Game.
- One (1) nip every time I say “Ummm.”
- Two (2) sips for every time I say “explosion.”
- Three (3) shots of sake for each time Dan or I mention Takata by name.
- Four (4) shots if you can screenshot a worse image than the one at top and post a link to it in the comments.
13 Comments on “While You Were Sleeping: Takata Recall Drinking Game Edition...”
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Can I wait until noon to start?
….screenshot a worse image than the one at top and post a link to it in the comments.
How about I print it out and fax it to you? This antiquated commenting platform is more worn out than a Junkyard Find.
Yup. Agreed. I’d love to replace the comment system with something better, sooner rather than later.
Curbside Classic (another WP blog) allows for you tube videos and jpeg images to be embedded in comments and that site is being run by a staff smaller than the list of editors for TTAC.
(Love Ya, Paul N.)
Better commenting system would be awesome, as long as being allowed to post images and videos doesn’t turn half of the replies into the usual shmorgus board of worn out response GIFs and memes that seem to be on every other website.
You know it will. Best not to go there. I’m all for improving the comment system, but things like comment “rating” and image posting would ruin things IMO.
The roofline of the building immediately behind you is interfering with your hairline–your hair looks almost pixelated, as if you’re an 8-bit arcade game character.
Next time, please pull up your necktie knot.
Thanks, Ma.
(I think it was pulled up before they mic’d me.)
Totally Patrick.
You’re in Halifax? I’m in Saint John!
Also, there’s this: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v98/gforce2002/2015-05-29_1905_zps0ziezdp9.png
So you say they are a reputable company? what does a company have to do to not be reputable if knowingly selling defective airbags and covering up over years doesn’t qualify?
I don’t think a reputable company has a CEO who goes into hiding like Shigehisa Takada did for who knows how long, popping out to take on the mantle of presiding over the largest U.S. recall of any product ever, outdoing Tylenol per The Japan Times: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/opinion/2015/05/25/commentary/japan-commentary/takata-is-the-real-safety-hazard-not-its-air-bags/
Weiss Schnee put it best: “The innocent don’t run.”
I was trying to say they were reputable until this happened, but the camera scares the shit out of me.