According to the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), in 2006, 13.10 cars out of 100,000 ended up in fatal crashes. The rate for motorcycles is 72.34 per 100,000 registered motorcycles. Motorcycles also have a higher fatality rate per unit of distance traveled when compared with automobiles.

Sure, but it shouldn’t be. At all.

Maybe the person is a close-up magician.

A ha! Just as I suspected. Video games do cause viol- ... no, wait, apathy.

Well, that’s demonstrably not true, but okay.

The American pen vs Russian pencil joke is definitely a good one. The truth is pretty interesting too.

The American pen vs Russian pencil joke is definitely a good one. The truth is pretty interesting too.

Dumb question. Aren’t we talking about this crash?

It’s good that you explained the issue in more detail, but honestly, I feel like the start of this article should be much more direct. Just show the screenshots of the stupid tweets and suchwhat with captions like, “This person is an idiot.”, “Here we have a grade A moron.”, and “I’m genuinely impressed that a person…

I’m not a car guy and don’t care to “win’ as it were, so I have a hard time understanding why I should care at all about the 0-60 benchmark. Is it really just about bragging rights or is there any kind of real-world need* for such fast acceleration?

I’ve been using this metric for years to decide the overall monetary cost of games per entertainment dollar. That is, I buy what I think I will enjoy, play it, and then calculate the cost per hour to see how it stacked up. Sometimes it’s a good ratio, sometimes not, but overall it’s at least interesting.

It’s 100% Yanny to me.

LOL

I only came here to find out what’s up with that person’s face. Is this just one of those perfectly timed photos or what?

Well, I’ve also never played Mega Man, so I didn’t stand a chance.

Jesus Christ.

I kind of have to respect the guy for powering through all that heckling and not flipping out.

One of my nephews really enjoyed playing Gran Thefotta back in the day.

I have no idea what this man’s work ethic is, but I have to say that as I see what the CEO of the company I work for does every day, I fully admit I wouldn’t want to do it. Maybe not even for $28.6 million.

I’ve never had a piece of chocolate I didn’t enjoy.

I wouldn’t call this such a little thing. Not any more anyway.