HAHA I was thinking the same thing. ATL is diluted by the rest of the state.

This should be really interesting I think. ...but in that way that giant toy train installations are interesting.

Guy jacking them up must be blocking too, or someone with him, or the crew is smaller, otherwise, why bother? Just let them drop. Go through, prep them all (loosen/remove bolts, jack, block) then go back to the start and just remove the tires.

Lol, I was thinking about lugging those blocks too.

It could be a lot less....?

Like a lot of interesting crimes, it’s usually easier to just get a job.

I had really hoped these reviews were coming to an end. Not the reviewing part, but the numbered ranking x/100 crap that was just a miserable failure by the 3rd or 4th review.

You are called Smokey Carolina....you can find it disgusting that is fine, but what is up with the “you folks?” Its pretty damn southern.

I’m kind of too impressed by this at the moment to find fault.

The factory typically makes the best average tradeoffs. And nobody is really going to beat that. Like with anything, can’t have it all. So want more of one thing, give it up somewhere else.

Parts really are stupid hard to get, all the way down to their scooters. I love me some Aprillia and have to constantly remind myself of the parts situation. I'd recommend them all day long if it weren't for the parts.

if modding is the answer, the product deserves the criticism.

It’s not about simply making the current layout the same but wider. Information organization is an actual thing, as is using space efficiently. It's basic website design 101.

What about putting it back in? Who does that? What if it is raining all day and you make multiple stops? Someone has to crouch in the rain and roll this wet umbrella back into the door.

Everything in all the fast and furious movies.

Do you understand pouring into a funnel? Or do we need to go back further to explain positive feedback loops?

As afraid as you are, you should just build a dome around your house and never leave. Given all the dangers out there, your focus is compleatly misplaced. Heck your neighbor is probably at greater threat from you than anybody in the refugee program.

The Paris attackers, as far as we know right now, we're not refugees. One or more may have traveled on faked passports, and one might have come in with a crowd of refugees into Greece, but that does not make him a refugee. He just crossed a border with a fake passport. Which anyone could feasibly do at any time at any…

You do realize that millions and millions of refugees have been admitted into the country right, and of those, none/zero have turned out to be a terrorist. And the Paris attackers were not refugees.

No, in the context of what he (the fbi director) said was that if they haven’t done anything, they won’t be in their database. He did not say they could not be screened.