But one would think that it would be part of a checklist of things that get checked before you roll a car back. I would imagine that the drivers are trained to make sure that the car doesn't roll away.

I agree with you. My dorm that a shared with another guy last year wasn't that much bigger than these except we shared a common bathroom with 80 others.

Now he understands the memo he got from Wayne telling him to hunt donkeys.

Being a native Minnesotan, I was shocked when I saw that. Half of my friends back home were Packers fans. Luckily I'm from Rochester which is in the northern most county in the southeast corner that gets the game. Go them!

I think the Cincinnati market got screwed. We only get 2 games and because of that we're missing out on the drinking game we made for the shit show that was supposed to be the Browns/Vikings game.

As a current University of Cincinnati student living in Clifton, can we just take a second to talk about how all the highways in Cincinnati suck. It is impossible to get back to campus when northbound on either I-71 or I-75.

I'm from Minnesota but I live in Cincinnati now going to college at UC. Holy crap I've never seen more people crash in the rain. As soon as it starts raining people just starting running into each other. It's incredible.

I found myself in the exact situation about a year ago driving back to Rochester from Minneapolis. Unlike this guy, it only took one 911 call and about 15 miles of road before the Minnesota State Patrol, Goodhue County Sheriff and Olmsted County Sheriff all showed up.

Or you do it on an open skid pad where it's harder to hit something. Or you do a ride along and drive for them. But don't just throw them the keys.

I don't think it's suppose to be capitalized. I think the abbreviation for "Langley" is "La" so as to not confuse the Langley Research Center with another NASA center that starts with the letter L.

Cincinnati Suicide Lanes. In Cincinnati you can park in the right lane of any surface street. Some of the bigger roads have signs that don't allow it during rush hour. So you'll just be driving in the right lane, go around a curve and there will just randomly be a car in the road. Can happen at basically any time of…

I believe 14 is Rolex

I had a Freestyle in high school and I thought it was totally underrated as a vehicle. The thing had been in my family for years and had over 100,000 miles on it. It had done multiple trips from Minnesota to Connecticut and back every year but was still tight as a drum. No squeaks, rattles, or anything and it never…

I would say a big part of our problem is that we live in Minnesota. I don't think the market for a convertible SUV is very big here.

My friend and I have a bet that whoever sees a CrossCabriolet first, takes a picture and then texts it to the other. Loser has to buy lunch. We made this bet 3 years ago...

But back at that time almost everyone's father or grandfather was an immigrant.

Yes.

It's gotta be Kyle Busch right?

The first car one is definitely true. My first car was a 2006 Ford Freestyle Limited. I loved it. Looking back there really is no reason to.