Project Farm is one of the best YouTube Channels to watch.  Dude has a lot of good vids and he puts a lot of thought into how he does it. Plus he won’t take sponsorship of any products he tests so he can remain objective and say what he feels is the truth.  And more importantly he does the kind of shit you and your…

I remember thinking how kick ass the graphics were in this game. now not so much lol

My beast of a toy pushing 35" mud tires and a gas chugging V8 will get me a few hours of hard pushing fun before I need to charge my fuel gauge. 20 minutes is pretty shitty as far as real fun goes.  i’m not knocking the performance of the car but it can only go so long especially being ran hard and if I have a gasser…

Nothing has stopped automakers from keeping or exceeding the standards set forth by the Obama Admin.  The fact they aren’t just shows how full of shit they really are.  If they were so “eco-friendly” and wanted to make a difference they would keep pushing those standards higher on their own.  And i’m not talking about…

The grill looks about as aerodynamically efficient as a movie screen driving down the road. that’s why 910 ft/lb of torque was needed, just to keep the fucker moving forward against the wind. and God help us if the butterfly effect is real because then hurricanes, tornadoes, and tsunamis will be fierce and plentiful.

I’ve been saying the same thing. As soon as OPEC finds a way to screw us and drive oil up again, and they will, everyone that has an SUV or truck will be left unable to afford to drive it and unable to sell it for what it “was” worth. Same thing happened a few years ago and car companies were on the hook for billions…

GM stole billions from the American people once by begging to be bailed out because they overprice the vehicles they sell and let themselves be held hostage by the UAW(I am pro union btw) by agreeing to terms they cannot maintain in the long run because it adds too much to the price of a vehicle from the start. They…

I would think a decent lawyer will be able to show the difference in an accident and negligence of an employee causing damages.  if the tech had been rear ended by a hit and run driver that’s one thing but when he was deemed to have performed an illegal maneuver and wrecking the car I think it goes beyond “not…

No, not Houston.  but it’s not a totally outlandish thing to happen. it occurs more often that you think. maybe not striking someone but a loaded gun going off. we have rounds cook off quite often but being unable to build pressure they are not as big of an issue. though i still don’t want to catch one of them.

laziness and poor training are about in every field of employment.  

If he has an AR in the car it would have the potential to overheat and fire through the barrel. I’m a firefighter and we had a guy take a bullet to the leg out of a deer rifle a few years back. it cooked off and went through the interior and exterior walls luckily hitting him only in the fleshy part of his leg and not…

give me one to drive on my 80 mile commute into work every day.  I’ll torture the hell out of it promise

Easy fix, wait till their empty and coming back to port then sink the fuckers.  Not my ships so I don’t care

how about that safety net windshield in the bus, it worked flawlessly

 I think the 90's full size Blazers were the shit

Racing huh? Not the fact he’s a scummy douchebag lawyer that owes millions of dollars to people? If that’s what he has to tell himself. Bernie Sanders’ hairy left nut would be a better candidate than Avenatti.

I think some of the cameramen/women have just as big of a set of balls as those drivers do to be in the places they are just to get good footage

The steelworkers that make that steel are also the highest paid in the world so you can’t have it both ways. if you want cheap chinese shitty steel then you can shutter the high paying steel plants in the U.S, but if you want to keep the high paying steelworker jobs in the U.S. then you have to be able to pay for…

They were as reliability was equivalent to their owners ability to be a  shadetree mechanic

I was actually impressed with how stable and smooth the car was especially considering he was at 210mph and not on a smooth section of pavement.