I plan on building something similar to this:

Humanity’s collective manpower is not mutually exclusive.

My Clarkson is ready

I’m going to be building my first cabinet hopefully before the end of the year. I'm always looking for more stuff to read if you have some resources to share

“Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones”

51st and Indian School. Yeah, checks out.

I haven’t heard this on local news, and everywhere where this video is posted hasn’t mentioned what location this is.

Have to admit that this episode was basically exactly as I expected. Which is fine because I would’ve been upset otherwise

Oh I know. Getting a AMD 480 as soon as possible for that tower, holding me over to save up for a whole new rig. I need to get some new monitors too, those are older than that card, my primary monitor's maximum resolution is 1600x900, it'll be nice to run in 1440.

Sorry mate, I think unplayable was the wrong word there, slight hyperbole. It’s just performs worse than I feel like putting up with.

FX8150

Man, that’s a weird looking Nissan Murano Crosscabriolet.

2x Double Pun Combo if they add werewolves.

What is dead may never die!

I’m not going to do this mate.

Yeah, the dude’s no saint, he was more capable to defuse the situation than the truck. The thing that bothers me is that guy used his truck as a weapon. It’s pretty fucking chilling to see a loud minority trying to shift blame, a few out right saying that the trucks driver was justified, and a smaller few saying that…

I’m not a lawyer. I don’t know anything about this other than the 0:51 second video. I don’t know the driver or passengers of the four vehicles. I saw a car and truck collide. According to the article the truck fled. I don’t know about Oklahoma, but the area I live leaving the scene of a collision is a very serious…

Have to admit, I never felt the need to play bumper cars at speed. Other than emergency vehicles, there is no need to collide your vehicle into another, you shouldn't be in that situation to begin with.

Now we're getting into the whole armchair investigator thing. All we know is that the collision of the truck and car sent the car into the wall.

Why wasn't the truck the one that was stepped on?