O M G THAT MOTORCYCLE HAS RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL INSIDE OF ITS FRAME!!!! THEY JUST MADE IT LOOK LIKE AN ENGINE TO HIDE IT FROM THE PEOPLE!!!

reminds me of this old tale.

@8x10: as long as push the side of the handle that you want to turn towards. You can use the handles, but yes, leaning helps a lot at speed.

@Jagvar: I bet the guy down the road from me in Minnesota has about 5 of those things. His son liked to grab the 455 rocket motors out of them. I think he has some wagons too.

@OohErMissus: Found the off road version.

@OtherGonzo: with the handle bars right in front of him?

During an interview after the chase had been ended. The Officer that attempted the PIT maneuver was heard to remark, "They broke my watch."

Seems appropriate.

Someone wrong on the internet.

@Commisar: : that is what i says in chinese. at least with little modification in google translate.

@Radio Golden Voice Flyer now with less homeless!: Don't forget the leaky windshield weather strips that drip the water right onto the floor board so it can stay soaked into the carpet and eventually rust like hell.

@jetstar88: I felt it was appropriate.

某人的得回去得到一个硬币狗屎负载！

@JChapa: I am guessing 97% of those 100 "climatalogists" are Liberals.

@Pitchswitch: Should have made FFVII online

There is a typo in the title. It should read:

He split Robinovski's puck in twain!

@ME-4 12: i normally shoot BBB at them, I have shot F and T at them. T shot is the same caliber as a .22 round. Even then, they bounce off the big boys. The ones that have lived a long time, normally have the thickest feathers. A head shot or a wing shot is normally the only way to get them down.

@ME-4 12: If the distance of the ones off the water is about 10-15 feet. Those are some BIG birds. probably 20lbs or more. Biggest ones I have shot are around 15-18 lbs

@ME-4 12: Jesus, the geese are huge!! I hunt them in south western Minnesota at Lake Lac Qui Parle. I have seen some big ones there. But those in the back ground are monsters. No wonder they needed the big guns. Hell a 3 1/2 in 12 gauge barely dents them now a days.