That shit is mind-boggling as well. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.

My step-mother would refuse to wear a seat belt, as she would say that if people can ride bikes without helmets she can drive without a seat belt (she was also too large for most seatbelts...)

“Or you’re black and so much as look at me funny”

Jesus fookin’ Christ on a Bike I take everything back

what rock have you been living under?????

I’m not worried about the cross-dressing scene at all. I thought, and still think it’s fine, people are worried over nothing, in my opinion.

The weird thing about SC2 is that it’s basically two games: there’s the single-player story of Raynor/Zeratul/Kerrigan/etc. and then there’s this stellar competitive multiplayer game that you can enjoy off and on for years and years.

One thing I have learned is it’s always easier to drill out the bolt. Bolt extractors, never again.

I know my project is FUBAR when I reach for the Dremel, Easy Out, or Heli-coil.

Not as horrific as the ones involving a “broken bolt extractor”.

Any story that involves a ‘bolt extractor’ is generally horrific

Well, there was Gundam Unicorn...

I visited Japan recently. I was lucky enough to be able to try Kobe beef. Then I had it a second time! Nevermind that the beef was from a McDonald’s located in the Kobe city limits, just a minor technicality.

Yes, yes it is. Because it comes from the idea that women are so weak and in need of protection that even when they are wrong (as in physically attacking someone), they cannot be defended against.

That would be just as sexist as the comment “never hit a woman.” Ideally, avoid violence as much as possible, but if a woman is outright attacking you, you use necessary force to subdue her. Just like with a man. Just avoid using excessive force, because then you are in the wrong.

if you decide to go after the bonkers power available in the aftermarket, the cost of that aforementioned AMS turbo kit is the better end of $20k just for parts,