I told somebody I was from Virginia. The person asked, "Is that anywhere near West Virginia?" After a pause to collect myself, I replied, "Yeah, it's a little to the east of it."
I see Murilee Martin is contributing over there. He gave me my star back on the Jalopnik old days.
That truck wasn't parked, it was abandoned.
Absolutely. And not those two bozos in the new version. David Sould and Paul Michael Glaser will always be Starsky & Hutch to me. And the theme was oh so funky.
David Soul approves.
The bigger question, for those that don’t have cookies disabled and ad block turned on, is how many users, what percentage of users, clicked on Hatchback and then clicked on the Mazda3. Now THAT would be a more interesting study.
No, I don't find them obtrusive. I do think they are a bit deceptive, though. But I also see what you mean about how, if it doesn't affect your experience, why should we care?
Perhaps. But I've been using ad blockers for years. So any ad that I see now seems very obtrusive. I read the NYTimes daily, and seeing that site with the ad blocker turned off is very startling. I do understand, though, that the Internet is a business, and ads are a necessary part of it. That being said, I'd…
