CarsAndComrades

Thanks! We've talked about the 24 Hours of Lemons a couple times before:

https://rss.com/podcasts/carsandcomrades/352764/

https://rss.com/podcasts/carsandcomrades/352365/

https://rss.com/podcasts/carsandcomrades/351831/

This picture was taken by my cohost Conner earlier this year in Rocky Mountain National Park (in Colorado, not Maine)

More Colorado critters:

Santa Claus cargo cult

Star Wars nerds try not to be horny challenge (impossible)

I thought that the Michelin tire company was headquartered in Michigan, USA and not France. In my defense, most of the US auto industry is based in Michigan, and they sound similar.

Also: I will never accept the "fact" that the Michelin Man is named "Bibendum"

Plato thought the same thing

Wow, those MACHINES are much more GIANT than the ones at The Western Museum of Mining and Industry

Thanks! I'm also way behind with editing, so we're even. If you (or anyone else) ever want to be a guest on the show, send us an email: carsandcomrades@gmail.com

Lol I had a similar moment years ago at a demonstration of antique mining equipment and steam engines. It was mostly children, with a few clearly neurospicy adults. If you're ever in Colorado Springs, CO, check out the Mining Museum. They have lots of GIANT MACHINES AND STRUCTURES.

I wonder how much he's pulling his punches to avoid angering the owner of the website (Beau Boeckmann, who also owns car dealerships)

I feel like those wheels don't really fit the understated style of the car. IMHO they'd look better on a wild donk or custom with a bright paint job, like these:

I do like the look of Mustang tri-spokes, they might work better

Maybe we should start researching a way to turn the poop from pigs' balls into biofuel