That’s a really productive comment. Great work. Why don’t you respect the author enough to fucking read their piece before you type some bullshit.

He was as charismatic as a dead fish when he appeared on real top gear. This show, I don’t know, I don’t know about this show.

It’s really fun. I had a good time playing it

Some Canadian guys I trained with had crazy stories about their arctic training. Let’s just leave that hellhole alone. Leave the snow to the snowmen.

There’s an interesting divide with gun laws. Pulling it out and shooting someone dead, you might be alright, pulling it out just to threaten someone? You’re probably in big trouble.

Tyler’s comments have been filled with morons for a bit. Maybe he needs a disclaimer, “I don’t have skin thin enough to demand war for every perceived slight. It is not a good idea to go to war with (insert random country).”

That’s exactly right. It’s a tabloid piece, full of typical tabloid language. Not worth the time it takes to read. Judge the show when it comes out.

Yeah. My rent is 1900 a month and I think there are at least 2 and perhaps more car living people on the street. If I lived in a car, I’d rather park in a nice area, that’s the upside of being able to move your accommodation.

If it ain’t a type R then it ain’t a tight car

What’s that curious thing on top of the light bar, in photo #2?

Unexpected, but very well reasoned.

You’re right. They’re three good people, but will they be entertaining as a group? There’s a good chance the show will be as mild as plain toast. Hopefully it’s not, and we have 2 good car shows. I don’t want 5th gear with a bigger budget.

You guys should read the link.

I like the idea, there’s something very quaint and old fashioned about it. I wonder what evolution of this will take place when the technology to fab new body panels anywhere is widespread. What sort of interesting stuff will be created? What would you do? It’s a very sweet construction ethos