Same for my old VW Jetta.

Yeah, it breaks my heart, too...I ran out of drywall screws so I’m fixing it next chance I get to run to a hardware store.

Yeah, it breaks my heart, too...I ran out of drywall screws so I’m fixing it next chance I get to run to a hardware…

Logitech Z-5500. THX-certified 5.1 speakers with 505 watts of power. I purchased these for around $246 in November 2007 and they’re STILL going strong. If you want speakers that’ll shake your house, these are the ones to get. If you can still find them. https://www.amazon.com/Logitech-THX-C…

Logitech Z-5500. THX-certified 5.1 speakers with 505 watts of power. I purchased these for around $246 in November…

I commute about 30 miles each way in NJ. The savings alone from the tolls for a motorcycle vs a car is enough for me to justify it. E-ZPass gives motorcyclists 50% off ALL tolls, assuming you’ve got the motorcycle E-ZPass and have given them proof of registration. And although legal lane-splitting isn’t a go, once…

Damn, glad you’re still alive! How fast was that Mustang going when it hit you?

Good to see my New Jersey tax dollars are going toward a good cause. And by “good cause”, I mean “useless sack of shit dickstain Chris Christie”.

First is Dou fo sin (Flash Point), second is Saat po long, aka SPL: Kill Zone.

I wish they'd make it legal in the NYC metro area. I've split lanes on I-95 from Norwalk, CT, through NYC all the way down to Philly; on the GCP; on the LIRR; on the West Side Highway; on FDR Drive; on the GWB; on the TZB; on I-87. Knock on wood, I haven't had any issues. I only do it when traffic is moving at 25mph…

Yeah, I'm a Jersey City resident, as well, and people fly up and down my street all the time with little to no regard for pedestrians or kids who might wander into the street. While I agree that speed bumps in some places are a necessity, they should also be painted. Or put up a sign. Something. Could you imagine,…

Eyes-on-the-road-wise, I suppose it does make more sense to have it mounted there so your eyes remain straight-ahead instead of glancing down to look at your GPS. IMHO, it [partially] obstructs your view out of the windshield.

I bought my setup from ProClipUSA...little pricey I suppose but the quality is definitely worth it.

It should be illegal everywhere for people to put them right under their rearview mirror. My girlfriend drives with her GPS smack-dab in the middle of the windshield just under the rearview and it drives me crazy. I used to have mine in the lower-left corner of my windshield because I figured it was less obtrusive…

I ride a motorcycle in NJ and the attendants are always confused. I pull up right next to the pump, close enough that I don't even have to get off my bike to pump gas. They walk over to me, I give them my credit card, they put the card in the machine (which I could have done 20 seconds ago), they ask for my zip code…

You're welcome!

It's a pack of SQUIDs:

Move to the right.

Saw it Friday night at the Battery Park theater in NYC. The 7.50pm show was PACKED (minus the first 5-7 rows...but who sits there, anyway?). I figured it did well everywhere. I'm surprised that it didn't. Guys (and some ladies) will like the racing aspects of it, ladies (and some guys) will like the Chris Hemsworth…

Do you ride a motorcycle? I'd love to own a motorcycle, but I just don't trust the cagers in my area (Washington, DC). I value my life and appendages.

Totally agree. I'm in no way advocating trying to come up with the fastest lap around Manhattan. It's asinine. There's enough shitty out-of-city day-worker drivers, shitty cab drivers, shitty out-of-city tourist drivers, we don't need to throw fastest-lap street racers into the mix.