I sure as shit hope they slapped the top of that thing before opening it back up to traffic.

Truly, my finest work.

I quite enjoyed a few of the non-CHM episodes, but a lot of the personality pigeonholing (such as predictably and aggressively cutting Chris Harris off at the legs in every competitive scenario) became too much of an ongoing gag that just wasn’t funny. The Hammond jokes worked because they’d make them, but then ease…

I double checked, just in case, but can confirm that Top Gear did exist.

I think my reply got Kinja’d, but I I’ll try again. I love the “hidden gas cap” fillers, like the flippy tail/brake light ones.

The plate fill tank were fun, but the flippy-outty brake/tail light fill caps were peak.

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Also, F-450s are in Forza Horizon 4/5 and are hilarious drift machines there, too.

Long trucks like this are so easy to slide, and do so very predictably; it’s extremely fun to go out to a deserted lot after a fresh snowfall and pretend your work truck is a rally car for a few minutes. Keep it safe on the roads, of course (you will end up in a ditch if you try to get fancy, and I will shame you),…

These have always appealed to my inner tractor driver. I think a lot of people who own them basically treat them like a old Willys or a Lada Niva, which sounds fantastic to me. Load that sidecar up with firewood and hit the gravel roads.

I don’t know where it’d really fit in category-wise, but I enjoyed the hell out of the cozy little pixel sim village builder/apocalypse simulator dotAGE.

New phone, who dis?

Small note regarding words and such:

They’re such bizarre vehicles. I knew someone who had one on lease for a few years just after they’d launched. Big on the outside, small on the inside, massive wheels (22" factory size on both summer and winter sets) and an alarmingly lively ride profile. For “only” having 400HP, they were faster than perhaps was…

The one in the video is a Zak Tool external spring center punch, but those internal spring types work pretty well, too.

It’s only their fifth post on the site. They haven’t yet channeled their inner grumpy face. :)

Planet of Lana was great. Like Cocoon, it targeted a more cohesive, encapsulated type of experience and accomplished exactly that.