And the US has 9 amphibious assault ships, which are mini-carriers of their own.
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That’s not how carriers work. We have 10, but we can’t simultaneously deploy 10 - it’s something like half that. Maintenance (including years-long heavy maintenance) and other downtime take the carriers out of rotation.
Yeah, attempting to splinter NATO is a real “good” thing. Sound military strategy.
Wow, I didn’t realize the Nimitz was still operational. I mean, it’s been around since, what, roughly 1942?
Just add another qualification: “...because of your wrenching, rather than in spite of it...”
I watched a young guy in an IS300 curb-scrape his wheels taking a right in front of me after aggressively driving through my neighborhood.
Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa
We let them play. We just don’t appreciate people driving their dangerously altered shitboxes on public roads where they become a hazard to the public. By all means, destroy your car’s suspension geometry and slam it to the ground with wheels that are at an obscene camber if that’s what you like. Just don’t expect…
There’s a place for everything. A public road is not the place for that vehicle. A car-show, a museum, sure. Not a public road.
Don’t forget about Ballaban’s Yugo.
ahem, you’re talking about David Tracy here, keep it quiet ...
Hopefully when everyone wakes up today this will earn all the stars.
They be tryn’a clamber
Richard wears a hat.
James falls down again...
Spotted a slammed Lexus IS300 today. Are there any left that haven’t been completely molested? That was good car and one of the few Lexus models I really liked. It had stickers all over the rear windows, one of which said “Form over function”, which spells out the priorities of its owner. Slammed, hellaflush rides are…
Take a gander at that camber. They think it’s glamour but it just leaves the car hampered. It’s a cancer!
Tonight on Top Gear: Three yobs try to drive an aggressively negative cambered Miata through a random neighborhood in queens.
Helicopter parenting is bad and you can’t shelter them from bad stuff in the world too much but I feel like “I don’t want my children interacting with a known serial killer” is a fairly reasonable request?