What a fucking waste.

My main find memory of GTA 3 was flying the tank over to the other islands before they were unlocked. It was a rebellious act in a game centered around breaking rules.

*looks at PS2 shelf with all three games still there*

Not my favorite, but I’ve certainly seen far worse wheels.

These three awards are not the only three awards. We will also have trophies for Best In Show, Best Import, Best Domestic, Best Swap, and Best Home-Built

Geology is fucking awesome. 

Also, driving in snow and slush can cause unexpected false positives when a slush-block falls off the vehicle in front of you and the car mistakes it for a small child and locks up the brakes at 65mph... I really hate ADAS. 

My stranger danger alarm always goes crazy when I see this guy.

It's the face tattoo of automotive styling.

I’d be more interested to see the % of cars stolen per cars registered for each model.

He should be executed to protect the rest of us.  FOR THE GREATER GOOD.

“Frame development...it’s complex, and when we do it, we want to make sure we do things right and proper,”

Half of the joy of driving an old car anyway is the old power train with the associated noises and smells (at least for me). 

Why? Seriously, electric cars might be the future, but ultimately converting your classic car to electric does nothing and screams virtue signaling. We should be regulating shipping industries, manufacturing and imposing stricter regulations for air travel. Personal vehicles are only a minute part of the overall…

Is there a reason that this series isn’t called “A Valiant Effort”?

Aside from splitting the money ten ways, it also means this shining gem of a used car dealer told at least nine people about the scheme.

That’s assuming every person he told would then join him. It’s quite possible he blabbed to even more people. How would he not get caught?

And $2.5M is how many car loans? If you figure $25,000 each, that’s about 100 of them, or 100 different times you can trip yourself up with some step in the process. This is a case of being too smart for your own good - smart enough to understand how to make something this convoluted work, but not enough to see the…

Look, if you’re going to commit fraud, don’t nickel and dime it through a method that is obviously going to get you caught sooner rather than later. Now I’m not advocating for anything illegal. Fraud is bullshit, no questions. But creating so many fraudulent documents, across so many financial institutions, using so…

I wonder the exact same thing about Florida.  Like, they could go live somewhere that is NOT Florida, and yet they don’t.  It’s the strangest thing.

Then you burn through the witches.