My first thought was “Sweet! more Supergramps videos.” Nothing against Moog but Marty makes some of the best videos on the web. He understands the fundamentals of how cars work which makes for little to no cringe worthy moments.

Sabine is definitely back.

For the automotive enthusiasts:

Negative.

Eh, I bet they get taken out by the Crimson Permanent Insurance.

I agree with you’re premise but think you should go even bigger. I suggest the Black Widow. It’s even got the turrets.

Decaff, James.

After Thanksgiving. I will die on this hill.

I gave up on Discovery after the first episode. For my Star Trek fix, I’m watching The Orville.

I want to know too, but the moment Nic said at the end of last season “The coordinates are the studio!” I knew the shark had been jumped by a rocketship.

I just finished listening to the, like, three hours Astonishing Legends spent on Amelia Earhart and I love how into things they get! They always have justonemore idea to think about.

This is one of the tests they do on Forged in Fire to see if a knife is strong enough. They use real bullets though not pellets.

Once you reach a certain age, pitching a tent gets harder and harder.

$200 dollars for an AMG? Buy it, gut the gross interior. Turn it into a Lemons car.

What’s the difference between a Pastor and a Preacher??

It’s a pity this is belt drive, ‘cause you’ll never break a chain!

Haha yep. Exactly.

Ever read “The Art of Racing in the Rain” by Garth Stein? Excellent novel about racing. And dogs. And dogs racing. Told from the perspective of the dog.

Autozam AZ-1, probably.

Hmm. The stock appears to be off a Thompson submachine gun. The trigger guard bit is a Kriss machine pistol. There looks like some kind of upper off an AK47 variant on the top, but I’m not sure (Could be a highly modified Thompson.) Under the barrel is an M203 grenade launcher.