When the Isle of Man TT organizers say something is dangerous, it’s really fucking dangerous.

That ref who bumped his leg while stepping over him ( seriously, why the fuck did he feel he needed to step over the injured player at all? ) seriously needs to be fired. That’s easily the most fucked up part of the clip.

That ref went way out of his way to make sure he could run into him, would be interesting how he’s called Nurkics’ games in the past

Ha, I’m not good at instructing, but I do hope he comes back to hoon more cars on track!

Yeah how about you kiss my ass, bud

It was all a dream.

the Puma is so a totally legit car, don’t you dare say otherwise.

Please take all the stars from Rally Chicken, the future Dirt Queen. (It is so because I did the pose.)

Surprised to see that the Bosch 009 is no longer the recommended distributor for reliable VW-ing. I guess the more you know...

I drove that Beetle whose engine needed the rebuild! Hagerty brought it out to Portland, Oregon for their Hagerty Driving Experience in September 2015; the event happened to be on my 37th birthday weekend. It was the first vehicle I drove in years; wrote about it, too: http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/2015/09/shifting-…

yaya velvia 100, not too heavily edited

This kind of thing just mystifies me. I grew up in the ‘50s and was an avid photographer. I spent my entire allowance on a crappy little box camera with a plastic lens, and developing services at the drugstore.

Hehe. It’s a shame that only 4 others seem to get this. ;)

The one with a southern twang is hilarious

Someone once told me to put 20% of my investment portfolio in MLPs, so I bought several thousand of them on ebay!

Wait. Did you just say teen girl squad?!?!?!?!

Kodachrome could be done in a professional minilab with 35mm still photography slides since the 90s. Google “K-Lab”. One unit is known to still exist, bought by an American from a scrapyard where it was only minutes from demolition.

Kodachrome processing was environmentally dirty, required 50+ steps, and could never be done in a minilab. So probably not.