So... were you driving with an unsecured dog in the back seat when you took your avatar? Cause that little dude will become a projectile in an accident, FYI.

Come to the Midwest, buy one, drive it home over the most boring roads ever.

The Type Rs have nearly all been at MSRP for the past 6 months that I’ve been looking. Only dipshits are still marking them up.

They’re talking about a three-lane highway, not a six-lane divided limited access highway.

many many moosen.

Jesus, a gun is far more humane for that task.

Like a nice house for eventual tennants, you know... mice.

Shitty bags that we never replaced until the vacuums stopped working.

I’d call a lot of their products over-designed and under-engineered based on how many plastic latches and components I’ve had to replace. Things I’ve never even seen break on other vacuums. I do love the general design though.

So much worse.

Well, I mean except Newton’s First Law.

It’s not just because they have a shut off, it’s because the valve itself is underground. That’s a dry barrel hydrant, it’s also how they don’t freeze in northern climates, putting the valve below the frost line. https://www.reddit.com/r/ThingsCutInHalfPorn/comments/3ofezx/a_cross_section_of_a_fire_hydrant_3864x5162/

That’s sort of a type of flirting, isn’t it?

I’d say that completely depends on the environment of those 3 miles.

Designing a city around current automobile traffic doesn’t work.. Regardless of commute method, city planning has to accommodate growth and traffic.

Wait, the new headliner for his Cherokee is plaid? Pics?

I think the key here if you’re going to roll through, is to not impede other traffic, to actually yield correctly to traffic, and to ensure you can fully stop if you have to. You might be violating the law, but you’re not endangering yourself or anyone else.

Damn, you’re right.

“Aerodynamic drag increases at the cube of velocity.”

That was a stroke.