It takes Scooter Guy a few precious seconds to process what’s going on, then when he finally runs, he goes all Prometheus...

I’m gonna go out on a limb here and speculate that there is no political intent here at all. Sideshows are a thing in LA, and the Miata driver probably just heard about the chaos and thought he’d join in and maybe get on TV. Mission accomplished...

This is why you treat law enforcement like any other apex predator, and keep your distance/limit your interaction as much as is practical.

That’s also why he’s suing the Idaho Transportation Department for $5.6 million dollars.

Not to diminish the awfulness of the tweets, but that’s a pretty shitty thing to do to the random guys who had to read them out loud, too...

Please, PLEASE can we stop using the idiotic term “moto-doping”?

And how exactly is this “Homeland Security”?

The false narrative we need to free ourselves from is that law enforcement will act to protect anyone other than themselves and fellow officers. If there is any non-zero amount of risk involved, cops will nope out every time.

Nothing hand tight. Ever.

moto-doping

The thing most people who cut their stock springs don’t understand is that this makes the spring rate go up, which is counterintuitive. Unless, of course, you realize a coil spring is actually a torsion bar wound into a circle, in which case it makes perfect sense.

When I am running things, all level crossings will have the crossing arms removed, and they will be marked only with flashing lights.

So close... shoulda gone with Autos und Kaffee.

That’s why it’s funny.

Armor would only make it slow, and even then it would only help against small arms fire. Better to maintain mobility, so that you don’t get shot in the first place. Recon vehicles aren’t gonna sit there and duke it out with anyone - that’s not their role.

I love the helpful tip in the infographic about how if you finance it for 60 months, your payments will only be about $400 a month...

Two thoughts:

You mean Fireworks Guy? That wasn’t a credible attempt at anything, besides getting a parking ticket.

The mid-70's Caprice convertible that me and my idiot friends rented and drove from San Diego to Las Vegas circa 1992 or thereabouts.

Neither here nor there, but why is it that in every video I have ever seen with people using fire extinguishers, they always start spraying way, way too far away from the fire as they run toward it? Just adrenaline, maybe?