Didn't know the ford fushion came in a convertible model. ha

I see this out here in so cal so often I swear some people don't think there's any other way to exit. Just in the past couple days I witnessed a person miss their exit but decided to go down the embankment anyways (at freaking freeway speed) and caught a decent amount of air time after leaving the pavement. Was amazed…

I say we need speed constraints for trains too as those pesky things are always hitting bicyclists and pedestrians. Heck we should have maximum speed constraints on everything.

Honestly, I say make the speed bumps even bigger to the point where they destroy the vehicles of these wreckless drivers not paying attention. I mean if they can't see this fairly obvious freshly poured speed bump then only god knows what else they've hit and or possibly killed without even noticing.

When originally constructed the freeway in my hometown stopped 4-5 miles short of the freeway it was supposed to connect to. 20 years of arguing and 4 years of construction later it was finally completed.

Oh the self righteousness is unbearably strong with this one. Also, I think those 10,000+ people are trying to figure out what this mess of words you call a blog is supposed to mean. Maybe try proof reading next time?

Just don't reach for the burger while getting pulled over, unless you like getting piping hot, copper tasting things peppered all over you and your meal.

Got that chrome extension as soon as I saw it and it's really the only thing keeping me here. What really bums me out about all this is that some of the people who I would usually expect to post the funny, helpful, interesting and important comments are going afk and that's really bumming me, because you guys are the…

I specifically remember seeing the non hydraulic ones and possibly one on hydraulics on the flight deck at the U.S.S. Midway museum in San Diego. I'm sure it costs a pretty penny but they were there.