You can ride a bike in the city and not be a douche. The problem with the "IT'S ALL THE BIKERS FAULTS BRO" narrative is that it leads to bad things. Here in NYC, the NYPD is so obsessed with ticketing bikers that they've completely stopped enforcing driving laws for motorists. You can run down a family while texting…

I have only this to say: I was fooled with GT5, and I am scared of GT6 again having annoying flaws like not-working-brake-physics or some other nonsense. I have no favorite between Forza and GT, I like both franchises and both have made me happy and sad. I just feel a little cautious about quality from Polyphony after…

The FIA is probably the most stuck-up, takes-itself-too-seriously bunch of douchebags in sports organizations I can think of. I mean, really, someone deliver a big bag of weed to FIA headquarters and let them go to town. Keep doing those donuts, Seb, we love you all the more for it.

Wanna know the fucked up part? Even here in happy, diverse NYC, there's still plenty of crusty old folks who agree with him.

As much as I'd like to take the easy route and say Manning sucks, Giants receivers have been fucking awful this year. Eli hasn't exactly been sharp, but when you're constantly down by 2+ scores and have to throw the ball to receivers who can't catch a damn beachball, shit happens.

Where's that prick from CBS.com to call us all pussies for thinking the NFL is full of shit?

Hey, I usually see balding middle-aged guys or soccer moms driving the big house-sized things. Just calling it like I see it. Never understood why the SUV when living in a fully-developed area.

It's a boring ride.

Still an oversized status symbol for rappers, soccer moms and gentlemen with small reproductive organs. Pass.

I, and others, don't get your arguments because they make no sense. Who the hell cares what draft pick number he was? That's not a legitimate, logical reason to scream steroids. Holy crap, man. Pot calling kettle black with the awful communication accusations there.

Your arguments are pretty bad. Pujols wasn't a #1 draft pick so he's not allowed to be good? What kind of logic is that? Yes, he progressed quickly, and others have done so before him and after him. He might've used roids, but he also happens to have super-human hand-eye coordination, a perfect level swing and a…

Agreed 100% with you. There need to be ways to get home without driving. Public transport is one way, but in too many parts of this country it's considered communist/UnAmerican/for-the-poors-only and scorned. And yeah, not a big fan of MADD. Lowering the age to 18 alone would help by removing the damn forbidden fruit…

Hey, I'm not the one saying Pujols was on steroids because someone said so once. He might be, but how about we don't assume he is until we get actual proof? What's the problem here?

No, really, why do people still do this? Drunk driving laws need to get even tougher. I know it varies by state and all, but there needs to be some country-wide draconian standard. I got no sympathy for people who do that shit.

A-Rod looked like a stick figure when he raced through the minors. Clearly he was using steroids since birth.

Babe Ruth came out of nowhere. Steroids. Clearly. Pujols might've used roids, but it's probably simply that he was like 3 or 4 years older than stated and more physically developed than other people his draft class. Like with others, I'll wait for some damn evidence first.

It started with city politicians refusing to raise fares to keep up with inflation in the 50s and beyond. That led to the shitshow in the 70s and 80s. Right now it's the same thing, but on the state funding side (since subway part of state MTA). Same thing, politicians slashing funding (and all our governors since…

He was probably like 23 at the time. Apparently in high school nobody believed he was high-school aged and he got intentionally walked a lot because of it. You can be a great hitter without roids. Dude has a perfect level swing. That helps with contact and reducing strikeouts.

Well I can't come close to affording one, but good on ya BMW. Seriously, this is great news to see just as a car fan. Love the straight six, too.

Whatever. I hope NYC can get this as their Taxi of Tomorrow, but Nissan bribed all our city politicians, so their entry (which was incidentally the worst of the 3 finalists) won.