cyclists who do the Dirty Dozen often end up on Canton in the snow and ice and still make it up. Here’s a video from the non-icy race last year:

The thing is, people in Southern California can’t drive. I’m not saying this because they make dumb decisions or simply don’t pay attention, they are just bad drivers. I’ve lived in Colorado and states known for bad drivers -Florida and New Jersey. California beats them all. I’ll break it down like this:

Up next, an in-depth comparison between the driving ability of the average Angeleno and a box of hair.

The people parking on it have more faith in their parking brakes than I have in anything.

At first I thought there was a chance it was actually about safety until I read this....

California drivers are terrible. Every time there is a flipped car in Colorado I can almost guarantee that the plates say “California” on them. It is especially bad when there is snow or they take their shitty driving skills up the unpaved roads to the hiking trails.

It doesn’t look too bad. The only issue I can see is people not knowing their car’s brake limits on their way down.

I live in one of the flattest regions of America, but believe I am a above average driver. The quote has me questioning my instincts:

bad apps directing those who don’t know better into a situation they can’t handle.

Because it’s too steep, and they don’t know how to drive up.

Sounds like the community is on a roll. At least there are no curves to negotiate.

Tokyo Drift is a fantastic movie, it’s just not...congruent to the rest of the franchise.

The only concern I could see the studio having is that the Rock has plenty of dance partners who could pull him away from the franchise (and potentially political ambitions), whereas Vin probably camps out on the set between productions. But that doesn’t mean there’s not a breaking point for burning their bridges with…

Also he’s not the guy who had dinner with the modern William Randolph Hearst and the Crown Prince responsible for bombing Yemen from the stone age to the pre-stone age and architect of the Sana’a funeral airstrike.

The Rock’s been trying to start a Ravencroft campaign for years, and everyone else was into it, but Diesel just kept throwing tantrums until everyone agreed to another Forgotten Realms adventure.

“In my dying breath I cast Self-Revive!” “There’s a Mist of Occlusion in the pit.” “Bullshit there is!”

If the Rock/Statham movie is a hit, it’s quite possible F9 never happens and they just start a new franchise starting with the spinoff. And Tyrese will cry.

 his own spin-off, Hobbes

I like to imagine that the whole fight was over Dungeons and Dragons. Like Vin was running his weekly Fast and the Furios Family D&D game and he was just a total dick and killed off The Rocks 15th level Paladin with a silly mid dungeon trap. Now they are no longer on speaking terms

“He absolutely refuses to allow any of his movies to have sad or dark endings.”