“I need to lay low for a while, do you have any surplus airplanes I can mount to a truck chassis?”

So 4 tires, and each went flat 40 times. It’s hard for me to imagine that any tire would get 40 different punctures over its lifetime and be patched every time. And that apparently happened to all 4 tires.

This article has legit, informative info with solid evidence to back it up. I do not believe FSD should be out-and-about testing like it is right now, fuck Musk for advertising it. I also think it’s wildly irresponsible of Tesla/Musk to be disregarding LIDAR altogether, and I don’t think they’ll ever achieve fully…

Thanks for the lesson on tags, rain man.

Whose Patreon do I have to donate to to see a multi-angle slo-mo recreation of this?

we just liked to tell the tales and embellish and BS

Monstrous

I just threw up in my mouth a little.

I paid money to see that travesty of a movie when it came out.. sigh

“Get in, Loser, we’re fighting Nazis”

Well, not with THAT attitude, it won’t!

Yes, this frame was a “Mississippi Schwinn”, from the ill-fated period of about 5 years when they thought they could just move manufacturing from Illinois (where union people knew what they were doing) down to Mississippi, where a bunch of minimum-wage flunkies would cost a lot less to build the bikes. Quality control…

Skilled Craftspeople are getting paid and getting Free Advertising out of it. Jalopnik is getting clicks out of it. 

1%er problems.

You can totally tig thin tubing, that’s how most bikes are made. It’s real hard to tig lugged frames since they’ve already got a bunch of brass and/or silver in the lugs and the cast lug is going to react to welding differently than the drawn and welded steel tubing.

This is clearly something done purely to blog about.

This is clearly something done out of curiosity rather than necessity.

I know bikes are in short supply due to covid, but this is a bit absurd 🤪

Man, I hate Wranglers.

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