Actually, I don’t think any of the major american sports actually have rules against mixed gender teams.

There’s a difference between “too extreme for street use” as is written in the article, and no longer being legal for street use.

That was the great mystery I posed when the article about the markup disincentive was posted.

It’s not going to be any worse than the hungover/fatigued student drivers that are part of the regular transit fleet.

I assume anyone interested in this car is going to find out about this program, some way or another. So the customer will know how the dealer’s disposition on pricing is affecting their order, and factor that into their decision on whether to purchase from them.

I’d assume, unless they submit false “customer” information for the customization packaging on the car, generic Demons will be put at the very very back of the line.

I’m sure the millions in compensation that he’ll undoubtedly receive will make that so hard for him.

Just remember to dress appropriately for the flight.

Maybe. Maybe not. Some people do just go off. The employee may have immediately realized what he’d done and regretted it, but if he was forced to attend “anger management classes” there may be other underlying issues that didn’t require the sort of trigger that another more normal functioning individual might…

Well it does say he’s not with the company anymore, and this article indicates he was fired after the incident.

I assume none of these are dedicated mud boggers, just trucks designed to run big wheels that came out because the event was local. Most of the dedicated mud boggers I’ve seen aren’t about ground clearance, but about weight distribution and about being able to run the right tires, which are generally wide and finned…

I hope that a lot of these run much bigger tires usually, but they switched them out to do this event not because they thought they would win, but because they’re just looking to have fun.

I’m fairly confident every single one of these types of articles I’ve seen on Jalopnik that provoke a response from the business usually include some sort of surprise by said business that word of mouth is the best, or in these cases worst, advertising their is.

That’s a brilliant bit of marketing.

Sort of? Time doesn’t have a set price, and you never actually get it back if you’ve lost it. It’s worth more to some than to others. In this case they believe it to be invaluable. Might be a bit hyperbolic, but given the realities of how the team behind the project works it might be closer to truth if it’s…

They either ask to use someone’s phone, or ask the attendant to use the phone/call for them. There plenty of places in my neck of the woods where you can still see where payphones used to exist outside gas stations and such but which are now empty.

I read it as the guy has $150k in the bank, cash on hand.

Pretty sure if video uploaded is at 60fps, it defaults as the only available option for HD on YouTube. I don’t think you can do 1080 both at 60FPS and not at 60.

I still think it was way too horizontal a position. His head was totally exposed from the top and the entire umbrella was in front of his body at an almost perpendicular angle to the ground.

I still think it was way too horizontal a position. His head was totally exposed from the top and the entire…

I assume if you’re doing it intentionally, you know how to maximize the visual damage and minimize the actual damage.