Clearly, the right rear tire is 1.5 psi low.

That looks like a video put together for a personal injury law firm.

If the UKIP gets wind of this ...

Some do.

Preach. I have a long and dysfunctional relationship with Subway. I used to work in an office in a rundown downtown where the only realistic lunch/dinner option was Subway and I ate there way too much.

It’s the hipsters. They were driving manual brown diesel wagons before it was cool.

This is amusing if only for the fact that your neighborhood is also home to at least two Unimogs that are also street-parked.

I didn't think I'd have much to contribute here, but after reading the comments so far, I think this could be a competitor.

You've just put your finger on why no one made single-engine aircraft in the US for a decade.

Good God. Is that a radial engine tractor? That's bonkers.

Gosh, I'd love to go back there. I drove that stretch of I70 about 10 years ago. I'd also like to go back over via Leadville.

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What's venting from the two halves of the car in those photos?

yeah. I spent 20 minutes on that. All I came away with is Pa. drivers aren't all that bad.

I used to have a thing against the F-18. I mean, I grew up in the Top Gun era where Tomcats ruled, and the Hornet seemed like a small, fragile airplane, from the perspective of a kid building plastic models. But these guys and the aircraft have certainly proven themselves over the last 12 years of war. I don't…

You can't help but read that in a perfect Russian accent.

An old fellow I knew had one of these. Not sure how he acquired it, but it had the feel of a nasty little killing machine, maybe good for a couple of bursts in self defense. Several people I knew who served in the Korean War era spoke of these guns. Not fondly.

Dodge Dienasty.

I've always thought it was like taking off in a prop plane. Set the RPMs and forget it until you're airbone/merged.

It's going to be that cold in Pa. tomorrow.