If you think F1 is no longer a sport because of questionable officiating decisions, I'm afraid you don't watch many sports.

BRaNdon iS tAKInG mUH frEeDuM tO SAy acCidENt!

One to add. Teach anyone willing to learn. 

Interest forgiveness sounds good. I have a former colleague who went to college in the worst way and now has around $180,000 in student loans for a bachelors degree in English.

He should at least consider this.

I’d rather watch Hoovie and that’s saying something

Funny, all of my cars have had four wheel stopping, even the two wheel drive ones. ;-)

That thing is sort of pretty if you’re specifically into the modern classic look, but there is so much that is objectively bad about it for a track bike. If you really have “been looking for an approachable and relatively inexpensive track bike for ages” you should just get yourself a Ninja 400 or RC 390. Lighter,…

So the website says that some of these things require physical installation (i.e. options or trim on a car) but the site “implies” that they don’t.

It’s like Vine, but cool because Vine was a long time ago and therefore is lame and something only old people thought was cool.

—I want to reiterate that flying is still one of the safest ways to travel. I have flown American this year and will happily board an American flight again. The OIG report itself recognizes this when it notes that American Airlines is one of the world’s largest carriers and hasn’t had a fatal incident since 2001.—

a manual transmission is only good if the person who is going to drive it knows/wants to properly learn stick. otherwise it’s going to get destroyed far faster than an automatic.

All the cars are registered and fully road legal. Always- They follow the rules of the road like everyone else, and if a driver speeds or misbehaves he gets a ticket. This is a fairly rare event though. And how are you supposed to get a car from one stage to the next?
“The local police are notified and some don’t like…

Jam it into neutral at every stop light

If it is this easy, why didn’t they do it? Buy it and find out the clutch is gone, bearings are shot, glitter in the oil.

The “ lightning cutouts in the wheels” are to reduce weight as those wheels are not light. Also you can get something like a 3m reflective strip to use in place of the color strip and it will turn your wheel into a giant reflector (check out fattystripper.com — yeah it sounds horrible but it’s bicycle related).

You’ve got wildly unrealistic expectations of dispatch and emergency infrastructure.

You have confused possible with reasonable. It's possible to have wreckers positioned every 5 miles along the highway, ready to assist at a moment's notice, but it’s not feasible. 

That’s fair. You don’t have to like it, or buy it. But that doesn’t mean that the new cars aren’t better by any real, objective, standard.

Tesla “plans” a lot of shit