At least it isn’t david tracy raving against hoas again.

Blah, blah, blah. You also don’t “own” the sidewalk in front of your house, but by law you have to keep it in good condition even if requires you to repair/replace it and need to keep it free of snow and other things that can’t cause injury if used. You think you can remove the sidewalk and put down grass because it’s…

1. Not really a rich people thing. Anyone can do this with cheap beaters from Craigslist - where I suspect this guy actually got the idea.

So, instead of buying a smaller car or just getting better, via practice, at backing out of his own driveway,

My soapbox is actually a matte cyan. The paint was on sale. There’s nothing “red white and blue” about this. It was a stupid comment, joke or not. At best it was either intellectually dishonest or misinformed.

1. Chances are this guy is the homeowner’s association.

Genius. I have new shitty neighbors across the street that love to park like assholes on either side of my driveway (and rev the shit out of their fart canned CRV and Civic at 2 AM). I had to leave a note one night because half of one of their cars was actually blocking my driveway and I had just enough room to…

They get a little better at parking around the second time you accidentally tear their front bumper off. 

Even 401ks and your standard IRAs performed in that range this past year.

Basically anything the past couple years

You don’t seem to understand ‘investing’ or ‘opportunity cost’

Slant nose are cool and the rarity factor definitely helps, but by god. They are the ugliest 911s. Even beat the 996s. Gimme the regular round headlights. Classic, simple, elegant. 911.

Uh... Did you uh... Maybe uh... Read the fucking article? Moron.

Reading comprehesion is your friend:

Kit car dumbass. You wanna burn people for modding a kit car.

I’m pretty confident that they are the Official Car of American White Trash™ everywhere.  

The last gen Montes seem to have become the Official Car of American White Trash™ around n.e. Ohio.

Fortunately I think a lot of the 4x4 world is pretty responsible. I know the groups around here are pretty proactive about trail maintenance and preservation. Anyone who takes it seriously has a very much leave it better than you found it attitude. its telling that 90% of the problems I have on trails is close to the…

Andrew, responsible trail use is nothing new. For decades, environmental advocacy groups (like the Sierra Club) have put immense pressure on local BLM’s to close trails to public use. Many in the 4x4 community take trail access extremely seriously, and most clubs seek to partner with the BLM to discuss open concerns…

My local 4WD association has a strong focus on responsibility and cleaning/maintaining recreation areas. Leave areas better than you found it when you camp there sorta deal. They have multiple areas they regularly maintain, as well as members with dump trucks who frequently go to popular illegal dumping grounds and do…