This stuff always starts at the top. He should have been removed as soon as this came out earlier this year.

If there’s one thing I want while flying, it’s a happy pilot.

Back in about 1985 or so, my dad and I reinstalled the engine in Mom’s Opel GT. Doing that required jacking the car about three feet into the air, rolling the engine with the tranny attached under the car, and then raising the engine into place. It. Was. A. Job. But we had also taken the carburetor completely apart…

This is tragic. He wasn’t just talented, he was also incredibly wholesome and kind. Here’s a letter he wrote to his future teammate.

God those trailers were so good and still are and it’s such a shame that MMO any Star Wars property never really managed to live up to them.

The first one to be given the 4K treatment is Deceived, which was first shown off in June 2009, long before the game’s actual release, and at the time had a lot of people saying “holy shit this looks amazing”.

God those trailers were so good and still are and it’s such a shame that MMO never really managed to live up to them.

I owned a Pewter 2000 WS6 Convertible. The car was a mean Mofo. I put heads, cam and exhaust on it and people wouldn’t dare turn their heads to look at me when lined up first at a stop light (not because it was ugly, Jason!).

I find banana loaf recipes lean towards bread-like and are improved by adding one more banana than called for, or some other puréed fruit like apple or pear, maybe cut back on the sugar. Strawberries too but they dominate flavour a bit. Fruits don’t dilute much and juicer always seems better to me, the oven time subje…

This guy is a huge asshole!!! You don’t take motorized vehicles on a park designed for something else. Don’t f@*k up the skate park for those who we’re trying to keep from damaging property by shredding around town.

Wish the video would show what the hell these people are hitting, since it’s conveniently hidden behind the damn bush. Or even the article, that would’ve been helpful.

My car is a manual, but my partner’s is an automatic, and whenever I drive theirs they have to (gently and affectionately) slap my hand away from the shifter because that means I’m about to do something stupid like think the oversized brake pedal is the clutch.

Sometimes, a bad experience soils the joy you were after. I have a rare car that has been at the same mechanic for seven months. By now, I don't have the most positive feelings towards it. If it's ever getting repaired (or maintained, really), I will have to start from scratch making this a joyful experience.

I drove the course in 94, was race weekend, the cars were in the pits, which I drove by too of course.  Shortly after Senna died, so it was a bittersweet experience.  The car was not memorable, think it was a VW hatch.  Wife didn't bring her passport so we couldn't get into the Casino (who knew?), but the trip down…

Best rental I ever drove (fram a traditional rental company, mind) was a 2-litre, 6-speed, diesel Jaguar XE in Scotland. I’d requested a manual on the form and the woman at the desk was a bit confused that an American hadn’t accidentally chosen that option. Other delightful (paraphrased) parts of the conversation.

One time, late on a Wednesday night after the track setup had been completed, I drove the Monaco Grand Prix circuit in a rental Citroen C1. Having a slow car (with a manual) meant I could pretty much go all-out without technically doing anything illegal, and this is without question the most fun I’ve ever had in a…

Actuallt that isnt their job, nor is it an employee, a teenager job to act as a bouncer. Have you seen the way people are reacting to this shit.

Fair enough.

I consider myself a leftist, and I absolutely side with In-N-Out on this. It should not be the job of any food service employee to check the vaccine status of any patron.