“As many of you know, I recently purchased a Hummer. And not one of those H2 or H3 knock-off Hummers that are owned by people who wear football jerseys to church.”

...which shares its overall aerodynamic profile with a state map of Utah.

Damn, you got me with the second sentence this time.

I’m going to use this post as an opportunity to tell you that since you sent me your book I’ve been reading at a one-chapter-per-poop rate, and the constant laughter has worked WONDERS for my bowel movements.

Alex Roy constantly bemoans other drivers publicizing their actions after he wrote a full length book about his own and clearly can't bear to not be in the conversation whenever this subject comes up, as the length he went to with 26:28 shows. His attitude seems to be that it was all well and good when he did it but…

I prefer the original F1/GTR/LM lines. :( The long tail looks... Odd.

That was always the only shred of crap I could talk about the longtail F1 or an F1 with the aero package. The normal one simply looks better.

I agree, the standard F1 is a much more handsome vehicle. If handed the keys to a Longtail, I’d be hard pressed to give a fuck either way, though.

If I ever got to drive a P1, I’d be giddy.

I would like to see a poll that shows whether people think the LT or the normal length F1 looks better. I am on the side that thinks the regular F1 looks way better.

I respect the P1. I love the F1.

Yes but still refereed to as “speeds” on a bike. You don’t buy your kid a 12 sprocket bike.

It will be ZERO faster!

Save us, Tax the Rich.

Wow....it really is a carbon copy.

Well, he’s not wrong

I guess I'm wondering who can afford $180 but not $260...

Douchebag comment. What we need are more people filming law enforcement, not fewer.

The FHP claims: "On March 17, Sgt. Spencer Ross was trying to make a traffic stop on a motorcycle rider for running the toll and speeding on State Road 408 in the Orlando area, according to FHP." Claim is the key word. The FHP could be trying to protect the Blue Line. It's hard to say.