OutrageousHairdo

They're a motor vehicle part that improves a car's emissions. They're on the underside of the car, as they are a part of its exhaust system. As other commenters have explained, they contain a lot of rare and expensive metals like platinum and palladium, making them quite valuable. As a result, there are many cases where people will go under parked cars and cut them off while the driver is away, then sell them to less scrupulous buyers for a quick buck. This, of course, fucks up the car, hence the post.

I had more luck with Norse Code

What is this in reference to?

I would recommend against simulplaying it. There's just too much text, you wouldn't be able to talk to each other and pay attention to the game. Maybe if you have one game up and take turns on who makes the decisions that'd work better.

Who is Jane Goodall?

I don't know I just named a random steel additive. I'm sure there's still some kind of graft explanation

Very real possibility that this all happened as some kind of pork barrel subsidy for the Vanadium industry or some shit

Reject polymer furniture, retvrn to M14

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the unrelenting cowardice of making videos to justify the often violent policing of literal children? Like, there are 8 and 9 year olds being dragged in front of judges, but Mr YouTuber is certain that there's nothing objectionable about this topic.

I guess we'll be going on this adventure together then.

I'm sorry to place you in the role of load-bearing anime advisor, but are any of the follow-ups to Space Battleship Yamato worth watching, or is the Iscandar arc best left on its own? I really enjoyed it, but modern times have made me wary of good media and franchises getting poisoned by slop.

Will I be missing anything critical from Space Runaway Ideon if I watch the compilation movie version, or would certain episodes be excluded? And if I did watch the full series, would I still need to watch A Contact?