If you a Veteran and this bothers you, you’re probably they type that inks telling the toothless wonder at the bar that you have PTSD because you “did things” is cool and will impress them.

So I feel like this can pretty much be summarized by saying “use every feature the developers intended you to use”?

My friend, you just describe my exact opinion as well.

Every car I’ve ever owned was lowered for less than $200 by buying the correct Springs off ebay.

“Cut springs” immediately discredits any other work done to the car. The price might be right for some, but I wouldn’t go higher than half the listed price.

I really want a Ferrari Hellquick.

My Son is hoping it’s a precursor to a 28 Days Later type of story with survival mechanics.

Prime Contractors aren’t the problem. It’s the smaller, Mom-and-Pop shops that do shady and often obvious shit like this.

I’m with you there as well. I’m impressed by the effort, but not the intended result.

When emotions are involved, there’s so many variables at play. Usually when you’re emotionally compromised, you don’t know own you’re emotionally compromised.

So that basically makes this “Bomberman: Rule 34"?

I enjoy good satire when it’s obvious. I’m also a Father, and we have some pretty scary moments in his short history so far, but we both laughed like idiots at this one.

Peace by superior firepower.

I award you all of the stars in my power to give.

And old man walked past me once and said “I can’t tell if that’s the prettiest or ugliest bike I’ve ever seen.”

My first bike was an ‘01 SV650S. I currently have a Buell 1125CR but I still miss that bike.

Headline typo that made me laugh because I work for the Defense Contract Management Agency (DCMA).

“So I guess if you ever wanted a Victory, now’s the time to jump on it.”

But it didn’t sell and has been relisted 3 times.

There was a render being passed around a while ago...