Tobacco makers have been barred from sponsorship nearly everywhere. What hits closest to home for us is motorsports.…
Tobacco makers have been barred from sponsorship nearly everywhere. What hits closest to home for us is motorsports.…
I mean, take your pick.
Who just rolls with a 3/4 full bottle of barbecue sauce in the car?
Funniest thread in a long while here's a humble offering
Here's the start of the 1989 race. I sat on the wall for 3 1/2 hours so I could take this shot.
Jason you're without a doubt my favorite poster—I vote torchlopnik stays forever.
One word, Thundercougarfalconbird!
QUOTE | "It's always struck me as a little odd how resentful players are in the F2P business model about paying a couple dollars when they don't think twice about paying $50 for the same amount of fun or gameplay time." - Veteran designer Steve Meretzky, talking about the evolution of free-to-play games.
I did not realize Helio Castroneves was actually Frank Welker.
NASCAR has defininetly moved the sport of motor racing far away from purists' expectations, but damn that was a good race! MotoGP was just as exciting to watch today!!
No other car will shake and rattle your insides like standing 40 feet away from a Top Fuel engine. It's not even a car, just an engine with some wheels and body work thrown around it!
How DARE you include Aloysius Snuffleupagus on this list?! Blasphemy!!!! (Fun fact: I was legit in my 20s when I found out Snuffy was originally imaginary. *mind blown* - and still not quite over that fact).
9) Snuffaluffagus
"My only regret is that I have... Boneitis."
That asinine need to have a high contrast between two distinctive colors, most noticeably between orange and blue... It's not being used so much for mood lighting anymore, it's become a cheap, simple way to cover up for shortcummings in the CG and special effects. Video games, especially, are guilty of this, making…
Transformers is the quintessential example of the Choppy Battle Sequence, or the
ADHD Effect. A director decides if he throws a bunch of shots at us, somehow it makes it more exciting.
Last time I checked, Texas is a big enough state to handle the two events on the same weekend. Sure there are NASCAR fans that would like to see the F1 spectacle, but they'll have to set their DVRs first.
Unions have proven themselves to be completely useless as of late. For instance, all of United's employees at my station (GRR) were union members, for what they thought was job protection. United decided they were tired of paying 20 year veterans $25/hr and contracted out all of their ground handling to a secondary…