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    Liberals, communists, fascist bicyclists. Tree hugger Clinton backers. Soros probably hired these crisis actors. Benghazi. 

    What we uncovered here is actually the groundwork for the next generation Z06: Duramax. Powered by a new 3.0 liter turbodiesel, the mid-engine Corvette C8 will have a stump-ripping 800 lb-ft of torque, and redline at 3,600 RPM.

    How dare you! This is innovation at its finest and deserves applause!

    That is lovely! I love that they used Tintin in their ads.

    That brochure makes me want to buy one right now.

    Excellent! Thank you for sharing that!

    PUT HIM BACK

    A K-car: a nice Reliant automobile!

    In west Philadelphia blown and razed
    On the refinery was where I spent most of my days
    Chillin’ out maxin’ relaxin’ all cool
    And processing some crude oil like nobodies fool.
    When a vat of butane was up to no good
    Started making trouble in my neighborhood
    There was one big ass explosion and my mom got scared
    She said ‘You’re…

    Raymond Loewy vs. Lame & Showy

    Not having a title on articles makes it difficult to actually read the article as there is no clickable link to open the article. I had to click the comments button to read the rest of the article. I’ve noticed this a few times over the past few days. Please make sure to put a title on your article.

    Fail Rated.

    Again, I have ridden a bike here many times. Have lived here my whole life. If you want to get hit by an uninsured driver, have people rage at you, or get run over by a driver texting/talking on their cell phone, by all means ride in the street as much as possible. One of those things is bound to happen to you…

    If you’re not interested, then you will continue to not understand what is actually dangerous for cyclists. I don’t know how people ride in LA, but I have commuted extensively by bike in SF, Oakland/Berkely, and Denver, and in those three anyone riding their bike on a sidewalk for more than 20 feet is someone on a…

    Not really interested, I’ve ridden a few miles in the city multiple times since I was a young kid and it was never fun. Do you ride in LA? riding on sidewalks is a normal thing, seems fine to me as long as it is legal and you are respectful of pedestrians. When I used to ride as a kid I would try to ride on the…

    I think some day you should try to commute at least 5 miles by bike and you’ll understand why riding on sidewalks is a no-go, why riding right next to curbs is usually a no-go, and why riding through a stop sign to get out of an intersection as quickly as possible makes sense when you can see there are no cars to…

    I don’t really see how riding on a sidewalk is more dangerous than riding on streets that are notorious for a great mix of road rage, distracted driving, and uninsured drivers.

    You sound genuinely enraged. All I said was that there are places where it’s legal in LA, it’s easy to figure out where, and with how bad traffic is here they should take advantage of that as a courtesy to everyone else (and their own safety).

    Also, motorists who are so passive aggressively pretentious with their beliefs in who should be on the road that their misguided comments end up being promoted in a shill pet peeve article.