Dude look at these fuckin clowns and the way they replied to you. “Careful, that door swings back fast”. “No one cares about your feelings”.
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Please keep your damn political views to yourself. You make yourself look ugly and ignorant when you do stuff like that.
Shit, I clicked on Jezlopnik on accident...
Does Jalopnik know anything about politics? No? Then why is Jalopnik writing about politics and not cars?
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Needs Murray Walker on the call.
It’s easy to be talented when daddy buys you a new car every time you crash it. And you crash it any time a decent driver tries to overtake you and wipe their car out until they run out of money.
They should make a Prophet Muhammad skin for Reaper.
^^^this. He's a poser that should be writing for Jezebel.
Fuck off dude. Yes, we all know Gawker is (currently) owned by a liberal, but keep it in your pants. I know liberals around the world don’t have much to be happy about these days, but this is a place people come to get away from politics and focus on our shared passion.
Yeah, I generally enjoy Jalopnik and Raphael’s writing, but this tired-ass trope about the Brexit being all about racism is getting really fucking old. It’s lazy, sensationalist, and demeaning all in one neat bundle. I come to Jalopnik to read about cars, not to hear a tired straw man argument about international…
...the thing where old scared racist people in the UK want to keep brown people out of their country and think that ditching the shitshow that is the EU is going to help them with that.
Okay, I didn’t make this, so it isn’t eligible for submission, but I thought it might help punctuate the competitive overtone here.
Yeah seeing this video then seeing news of a moto2 rider dying were not a great combo.
In for commenters getting OVERLY, and CREEPILY complimentary of a female writer.
This was obviously written by a female because it has 5000% of the words required to tell the story. Which was a rambling mess.
Evans had a successful TV presenting and production career in the UK in the ‘90s and fit the zeitgeist quite well. He did very well, financially, from radio deals later on and now hosts the flagship morning program on BBC Radio 2.