The correct order to watch all 4:
- Cars
- Cars 3
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The correct order to watch all 4:
Incorrect! Cars 2 is the most important one because it's the only Pixar movie where the bad guy is anyone with a disability!
I bet cars 3 doesn't have eugenics!
I don't remember watching Cars 2, but did the OBD port say anything about this?
Hopefully it doesn't need to be said that representation is important in media and I don't want to diminish anyone with a disability. This is just a joke.
There are five. Cars on the Road.
The order is still correct.
I like Cars 2
I didn't mind it, but I think I would have liked it more if Lightning was more central. I think Mater is a better supporting character than lead. Or maybe I just didn't like seeing people be mean to him for 2 hours.
They weren't trying to be mean, for the most part, they either didn't get him or they underestimated him. By the end, all of that is resolved and Mater is known as the hero he always was!
Cars 3 is the goat though
Messi is the GOAT.
Messi is the Toy Story of soccer.
Edit: Ah, never change lemmings. 🙄
I love when a joke spins off a long argument lol
*football (you know, the game you play with your foot and a ball)
Could you be more specific? Do you mean rugby football? Gridiron football? Gaelic football?
Oh! Maybe you meant association football. But that's kind of long-- maybe we can just say "asoc football" to save time.
Actually now that I think of it, people just say "rugby" instead of "rugby football," so maybe we can drop the "football" part as well, and just say "asoc."
There we go, now we have a nice, unambiguous way to refer to the style of football that we're interested in. Now I just hope the school children don't mess it up the way they did with rugby, calling it "rugger..."
To be fair, pretty much anybody who'd use Messi's name in context is gonna say "football" and never "soccer".
He plays for Inter Miami in the MLS. I assure you, plenty of Messi fans use the term soccer.
You mean "Club Internacional de Fútbol Miami"?
Yes, that’s the Major League Soccer team I’m referring to. As I said, there are plenty of Messi fans that call the sport soccer. Your claim is objectively false.
I don’t think you’re approaching this extremely serious argument with the necessary gravitas.
To be even more fair, the British started calling it soccer, so the Americans called it soccer. If they want to fuck around with the English language, they'll find out when Americans try to speak it.
You hardly can fuck around with language more than calling a sport played primarily by hands, using a prolate spheroid "football", mate.
"Football" is a term used to describe a wide range of field sports played on foot, as opposed to on horseback. It has nothing to do with whether or not you handle the ball with your hands.
I didn't know handball was played by doing handstands.
But seriously, that's the first time i hear that argument. 99% of field sports are played on foot, that's a terrible criteria. Football is obviously called that because you use your feet (primarily) to manipulate the ball. In handball you manipulate the ball using your hands. In basketball, you put the ball in the basket. Name contains words that are directly related to the activity performed. Besides having no ball and not using feet (primarily) American football plays nothing like a football game. It's definitely a misnomer.
You could argue that American football plays quite a bit like rugby football, Gaelic football, and Aussie Rules football though. Association football is the odd one that decided you literally can't use your hands oh except the keeper and oh I guess throw-ins? Every other form of football involves handling the ball with your hands, including the older forms from which modern ones descended.
I think you're looking at it through a modernist lens; a lens through which the role of horses is virtually nonexistent, and you have exposure to a wide range of international sports with different lineages. Basketball and handball are much newer than the concept of "football," and share no history with it, so it's no surprise that they didn't wind up being called "football."
The claim isn't that everything played on foot should be called football (that would be a weird criterion, and not useful). The claim is that the group of sports called football are so called because they are played on foot, not because players are only allowed to use their feet.
It's not a super widespread idea, but Wikipedia discusses it, so it's at least not just something I made up.
Three is definitely better. I just have to defend two because it gets hate
wait what? why does 2 get hate?
I have no idea. I just always see people hate on it online
Mater's Tall Tales were absolute bangers. Not only were they funny in their own right, but the background details and cameos were awesome.
hot take: I liked the 2 more then the 3
Than*
dang I guess I lost the argument /s
It's objectively superior
I didn't even know that a third one existed 😅
wait, there's Cars 3 and another?
Cars 3 is worth a watch.
Look, Larry the cable guy is a successful spy on accident how silly
In my opinion the "Cars on the Road" had terrible writing out of all of the cars series.
The musical episode is catchy, though
(Others are forgettable)
What are lemon cars, I assume this doesn't mean bad second hand cars? Or maybe it does.
Lemon cars have either shit reliability to the extreme or cars with a glaring insane flaw such as the infamous Ford pinto that would explode into flames if it got rear ended.
Good example is the 2016-2021 Honda Civic! Tons of electrical issues, and refrigerant that is incompatible with the ac condenser, so you sink thousands into your AC for it to stop working after a couple of months.
i had a CR-V which had a really great electrical issue where it would drain the battery if you didn't start it every day. The dealer suggested that i should have somebody go to the airport and start the car for me every day while i was working out of town 0_o
Actual meaning if you're curious are Lemon Laws.
Huh, it really does mean that. I guess the term originated as slang?
I guessed its because the purchase leaves a sour taste in your mouth.
This may or may not be an official definition, but in my retail experience a lemon anything is something that has been returned as defective three or more times.
I have no idea the formal definition but locally around me it refers to a car that has been sold for far too much due to the near guaranteed chance it will break down within the next dozen drives.
Bonus points if its a brand new car.