Yunick’s Basketball in the gas tank, or his 11 foot fuel line.

I was going to post the Ghostrider video but you did, thank you. He does wheelie at over 200mph on a public highway on a bike with no fairings. Zoiks!

While that’s bad, the Mosler Feel my fire still takes the cake. It was so bad, it killed a company

You just know that he beat on it.

“There’s a great Attack on Titan movie waiting to be made.”

I’m confused how this does not follow Anime closely: ‘The picture opens with a series of exposition scenes that are so painfully melodramatic, badly acted, and wrought with corny dialogue”

Wow so you’re a fucking idiot huh?

I think his comment took a wrong turn at Albequerque.

The hell they’re not.

You should always carry a full set of tools when you go for a drive in a Morgan, including a screwdriver.

Not quite the audioporn I was looking for. Maybe this will work as a consolation prize for other readers. (Long video, but it does start with a Lambo, so...)

Here is how it is done in real life (watch out for the USS Saratoga flyby):

The aircraft is designed with a lift fan, to produce extra lift whilst the aircraft moves forward. A structure that helps channel oncoming air into the lift fan is very helpful. Rearranging that structure so that it pushes the air upwards instead would be less helpful.

I believe we don’t send F22s to this, or Russian flight intercepts, so that our frenemies can’t figure out the abilities and/or weaknesses. Imagine if in order to test your new radar systems you only had to fly towards Alaska and wait for an F22 to meet you - and then fine tune and try new systems to get the best…

fuck you - they raised over a million dollars doing this - what have you done for children mr internet commenter?

The Pacer was never boring, though. Maybe not thrilling to drive, but not boring because everyone will be looking at you.

Did she just shit out a pacer? That ass has magical powers.

You can still buy compacts with a side of mysogeny!

Big whup, I've been bonding composite aircraft for over thirty years now, give me a contract.