If you couldn’t get out of there, take the bus down, and hand in your licence at your nearest dmv, because you should not be behind the wheel.

Mate, it’s not like he’s driving some absurd bro-dozer that turns like an ocean liner, it’s just a regular truck. He could have made it out of there, no worries.

No, I’d say I’m pretty safe. Unless you’re planning a visit to Australia.

Yep - Texas gets a lot of shit because people think of it as a gun-toting redneck state, but their gun laws are not just a free-for-all.

Very easily, looking at all the footage - there was room for him to move forward and hit the next lane without running over the dude on the bike, and nobody close behind, so he could have reversed out if he wished, though it would be a less than perfect option.

Yeah, legally that alone doesn’t count as imminent threat.

Considering old mate there was pointing his gun at a (presumably) unarmed person in traffic, finger on the trigger, when there was no imminent threat, and the ability (even if he had no duty) to retreat, I’d say chances are pretty good that might just happen.

Yet another example of why every language course(particularly English) should include a unit on swearing as part of the syllabus.

Hey man, I’m only a pretty small-time freelance journalist, seventeen bucks is more than I’m willing to spend on someone else’s ninja education.

look, nobody became a ninja in a day. We’d want at least the two day course.

So, who wants to start the kickstarter for Brian’s ninja Tuition fees?

It really is a pretty good film, if you take it for what it is. I’m glad people are enjoying it over there!

I’ve fond memories - and and a few fond absences of memory, that weird hillbilly mountain grappa kicked my arse - of italy in my travels. Blasting through Cisa Pass like missle in a Porsche whose dodginess was…

Fun facts - Italian spiderman is actually an Australian film, from the same guys that made the excellent Danger 5.

Man, I remember back in the day, If you were Australian, then bollocks to PC gamer, Edge magazine who gives a shit, PC Powerplay was the gaming magazine you read.

Welcome to the internet, folks - Use intentional hyperbole, to avoid calling out any specific group, person or product, get someone trying to engage in the Fallacy Fallacy.

Don’t forget that we’ve not yet solved problems like rain being essentially chaff for LIDAR systems, or the extremely heavy reliance on detailed pre-scans of any area they operate in(with regular updates).

Maybe he’ll get as many votes as he does Reddit AMAs this time.

As I said to another person - I freely admit it’s splitting hairs, and that asking at what point a DLC becomes a game in it’s own right is a how-long-is-a-peice-of-string question.

On the other side of my point - I don’t want to deminish Taken King in any way. I know that just as much love, care, and dedication went…

I’ll admit it’s splitting hairs. It’s a how-long-is-a-piece-of-string question - How big is a DLC, before it’s just a game of it’s own? Where’s the line, what’s the requirement? Ask a half dozen different people, get a dozen different answers.

Personally, I’d object on the grounds that it’s not really a game itself, in the sense that you’d have a “Game of the year”, it’s DLC for a game that came out in 2014. And therefore, no matter how good it is(and while I’m not a big destiny player, every destiny player I know says it’s really fucking good), it…