The Sheriff hit the nail on the head.

Old school frontier lawman right there.

When will you post the AFTER photos? lol

As a non-redditor, I appreciate it being posted here. ;-)

I’m no doc, but while 0.17 is high, I did not think it was “cant stand up, cant walk, cant stop pissing myself” high. Maybe he’s a typical lightweight and therefore 0.17 is an enormous outlier for his system, causing this?

Where is that quote from?

Yeah, this site is getting really hard to read. I am consistently frustrated by just trying to figure out where the article is ended and the ads begin. They have intentionally muddled it.

Nice..

The Greek justice system isn't known for making sense

Yeah, I was surprised he’s still allowed to operate a motorized vehicle of any sort!

Just great! Another reason not to fly anymore.

That Burning Man supposedly represents a attempt at escape from things like traffic jams and waste which when considered alongside its reality seems absurd. 

I’m not a fan of this Harold & Maude 2 idea.

That jeep at the end (twice) is not from burning man. That video was posted before burning man started. Its in the Twitter but here’s the link to the reel from 8/15

This was already discovered accidentally in an old episode of Arrested Development. George Bluth goes to test drive cars. The salesman says they discontinued the Bronco due to negative association with the infamous OJ Simpson car chase, and they have replaced it with “The Escape”.

The mistake is calling it the “paddock building.” That sounds like the name of a building is “Paddock.” In all the F1 races I’ve watched, no one has referred to the paddock as a “paddock building.” If they’re going to slap a name on it, call it the F1 paddock so people will understand.

or perhaps be sensitive to the meaning of the word locally. It’s really Marketing 101 to understand this and it’s hard to comprehend that an organization co centered around marketing such as F1 would fail at this simple exercise. 

You’re gonna need a bigger mug.

I have to think this guy knew what he was doing.