The front looks like a whale ate a Cavalier and then it got stuck in its throat while it was throwing it back up.

I'm all down for the Vette being an official car for any first response group.

It's kind of funny, but then, also kind of horrifying when you look at the treadmarks on the stovetop. It must have been spinning around for a while on fire, which is making me think of the poor little guy doing frantic circles, screaming in shrill robotic agony before dying, and that's really bumming me out.

Or did the trucks start out far apart and the video's been reversed?

Tuna fish sandwiches....no mystical power at work there.

I've found that any good rum with dr. Pepper is friggin fantastic.

Captain and Dr. Pepper? Never thought of it before, but yes please.

One was the Armco barrier, second medical aid, because the chief medical officer at Brands Hatch was a gynecologist. I'm sure he was a good doctor and good at gynecology, but it wasn't the work that would be good in a racing accident.

Just no. "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

The fake windows are aligned with other real windows seen from afar. They're only not aligned with the window right next to it.
If I have to take a guess, that window right next to it is the lower one than all the other window.
Why would you put a window lower than the other? There can be only one function that comes to…

YES! Thank you! Drives me friggen nuts!

YES. This is the most annoying thing I hear as a NASCAR fan.

"Cup cars" makes the most sense to me. Calling them "NASCAR cars" is equivalent to calling F1 cars "FIA cars" or LMP1 cars "WEC cars", and "NASCARs" is equal to "FIAs" or "WECs"

Please stop calling them "NASCARs". You don't call F1 cars "F1s" or Indy Cars "Indys/Indies". They're stock cars. Or if you want to be specific, Cup Cars. The fact that "car" is part of the acronym doesn't change the fact that it is a sanctioning body, not a car type.

I don't get you. Isn't a tiny Philips head screwdriver good enough here? That's what it looks like in the picture.

That's not even a fake Sinopec station, it's a fake PetroChina station.

An Indian guy bought the "Shop a Minute" convenience store near my house and changed the sign by one letter to "Stop a Minute". Then promptly went out of business for being an arrogant, rude, cheap skate. He wouldn't let you use a credit card if your purchase was under $3.

To expand a little on your point; steering wheels will go in the same way that automatic transmissions are losing the shifters; being replaced with buttons now like on Aston Martins.

"After 2025, the steering wheel will play a less dominant role in the interior," Hendriks said from the company's Plymouth campus on Tuesday. "With fully autonomous vehicles, you don't have to be forward looking as a driver, you don't need to have an instrument panel. Then you can really just think of a car as a box…