Looks like a typical GM ignition failure to me.

Hockey... right?

The Focus community tends to be chill in person, but online they're as bad as any other club. If there's a topic with opinion, there are trolls waiting to "skool" you.

Tried to be part of the Mustang clubs and attended All Ford Nationals. I encountered 2 kinds of people. Those who looked down on my car because my car wasn't showroom stock and those who looked down on my car because it wasn't heavily modded. The focus guys I used to hang with, they were at least fairly cool.

Fuck the catch, did you see that ref not even break stride, jump up on the wall, verify the catch and give the TD mechanic like he'd done it a million times? He didn't wobble or have to balance himself or anything.

Ford fans will say the Raptor's better at this, Power Wagon will retort by being better at that.

If the game were in Miami, there wouldn't have been fans in the way because there wouldn't have been fans period.

Well as to the phone at the very least she should have turned it the right way.

It wasn't a highway though, it was a 4 lane divided thoroughfare. Speed limit was 45, she wasn't driving less than the normal speed of traffic.

That's definitely not a highway they're driving on, looks like a surface street. And it's "less than the normal speed of traffic," not less than some bozo powering down the road.

Except that wasn't a restricted access freeway 'passing lane'. It was a rural highway with frequent left turn lanes.

I am still trying to figure out WTH the train driver was doing.

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Any 2000-2004 impala cop car. You just can't intimidate someone with it. At all. You look like a meter maid with a few too many lights on your car. They're slow, unwieldy, and ugly.

Remember when we practiced common sense on the roads and as pedestrians we were told to look both ways before going across the street?

We're asking automakers to bloat their cars and add dubiously useful tech to prolong the lives of idiots who'd have been laughed at by Darwin as they lay dying on the side of the road.

Charcoal is a "flashy color" now?