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But would you have thought to research how a specific car manufacturer's spicy anti-rodent tape tasted in the first place? There's an element of discovery in t
by papertokyo 2y ago
But would you have thought to research how a specific car manufacturer's spicy anti-rodent tape tasted in the first place?
There's an element of discovery in this article, as well as being entertaining and informative. Her writing is—subjectively and objectively—uncommonly good.
- taurknaut 2y agoI just don't care. I hate my car. I resent relying on it. Whether it works or not is something for my employer to care about.
- sparky_z 2y agoI would gently suggest that you are simply not in natural audience for a blog post like this, and that's okay.
- lmm 2y agoI hate cars but I enjoyed this post. The author is a food critic, the post has very little to do with cars.
- zubairshaik 2y agoIt's not the hating cars part that makes this article unsuitable to this commenter. It's the way they responded.
- ddejohn 2y agoThis is one of those times where "I bet you're fun at parties" is a perfectly justified response to the (G?)GP [1]. This story is funny, well-written, succinct. Liz would be a hit at parties. GP would not be invited again. [1] do we prepend great- when referring to parent comments more than two levels (GP) up? Or do we just say GP and rely on context?
- taurknaut 2y agoWhat is the sort of person who is in this audience?
- patcon 2y agoAnyone who likes a story for its own sake
- cooper_ganglia 2y agoProbably people who aren't miserable, antagonistic, contrarian, and argumentative!