@jip1080: So like you said: breaking the law is evil. Here, we disagree. Breaking the law is wrong and stupid, certainly. I just don't see it as inherently evil.

@You: Breaking the law is inherently evil? How very authoritarian of you.

@jackslackofselfrespect: I will gladly give you dangerous and stupid. That much is clear. I feel like I'm missing the evil part.

@goatonastik: You could do that if no one agreed on how long a second was, though.

Simply fantastic.

@jip1080: Uhh... which part is evil? The self-driving car? The cell phone usage?

@Alejandro Barrios: If the government had been secretly trucking money across the country, that would have been fucking brilliant.

SunChips got rid of the Cinnamon flavor. So far as I'm concerned, they're dead to me whether their bags crinkle at 95dB or 0.95dB.

Good thing they played a lot of music and didn't let us get a nice earful of the sound of the motorcycle they want people to spend $55,000 on.

In other words... break the law, no consequences. I hope politicians aren't still seriously wondering why their approval rating is collectively at FU%.

@MightyCow: Seriously, this was the most obvious choice in the history of everything.

I don't mean to be flip, but... what the fuck am I supposed to be concerned about? Rogue terrorists stealing a warhead and detonating it inside the US?

Welcome to everything running on the Gamebryo engine.

So he'll see his car in-game in 2020. Got it.

@kurtbroz: Ah. Well, using those definitions... yeah, I concur. I was thinking just shit cars.

I was unreasonably proud when he pulled it off.

@Psiu! Puxa!: I love your Volvo 240! But I digress: Missed the part where you specified TT.

@kurtbroz: You'd also think that someone would've told you that you can edit posts.

@Psiu! Puxa!: I love your Volvo 240! But I digress: Really? The S5 doesn't do it for you?

@maximum_sarge: I think it'd be a ricer if all those things weren't functional. They did it for a DTM race, not DUB.