Hazy lamps are a red flag for me. It’s spent a lot of time outside and in Arizona, it’s probably freshly waxed and the oxidizing paint is just waiting to announce itself. The lamps along with the wear in the seats the trashed floor matts and the wear on the cowl tell me this car has been ridden hard. If you aren’t…

I’m pretty sure that no strip in the US is letting an 8 second car enter an event without a cage and fire extinguishers.

I’ve done my best to erase “should” and “deserve” from my vocabulary and thought processes. Those words do little...Sort of like “fair.” None of that shit matters. “Is” is the outcome.

There are no shoulds in life, the jury will come to a conclusion and the system will have done its thing. You can agree with the outcome or not.

The harp by the absurd chessboard!!!!!

Fuck man...

I am really sorry...But an E-Bike in a bike lane is not teaching you anything about how to navigate on a motorcycle in traffic.

Crashing is a near certainty for all riders.

It’s not. A seriously fast bike might be too much for beginners. But a slow machine makes it impossible to stay with the flow of traffic where speed limits exceed what ebikes can do. Too slow is often just as dangerous as too fast.

I was shifting a motorcycle by the time I was 8 years old. It’s nothing to learn. It probably took an hour to get the hang of it and I was never missing shifts or stalling inside of a couple of days.

Pimping kids for clicks is gross.

Ugh is right.

It seems like they are getting younger and younger. I’m guessing the pay isn’t great. I was reading an article the other day about shitty cars they claimed weren’t shitty. It was painfully obvious the writer had no direct experience with the vehicles. It was assembled by googling and fantasy.

I’m not convinced he’s mentally ill. I am surrounded by these types and they are dangerous as hell and Cavalier with their firearms. I just walked out of a coffee shop because one of these sort of white guys  in a punisher hoodie had his Glock in a speed holster and was concentrating on his laptop. Anyone walking…

“There was a cop literally in the car holding him before they started yelling gun. They were hands on with the guy and then backed away yelling gun so every cop could rain bullets into the car. There was zero attempt to subdue without bullets, despite being in the car and hands on.“

“The guy was reaching to cover the seatbelt release so they could not pull him from the car.“

“He was holding a phone in his right hand and went to protect the seat-belt latch with his left hand so they could not unbuckle him. They shot him before he could have drawn the gun if he had been able to unholster it from that position. He would be drawing left handed and been unable to aim at anyone on the driver’s…

The problem is how does the officer determine if he’s reaching for something other than the gun? Does he wait until the weapon is out of the holster?

Lalita....

I am going to switch gears from the ball busting and help you out.