That’s called a “despair ride.”

I worked near an area with a lot of construction, and cycled to work.  Dump trucks would regularly use the bike lane to drive down the wrong side of the road and avoid having to make a U turn. 

But then you have to deal with nimbys

You figure out the ones you actually want to avoid, and then avoid them.

With reading comprehension like yours?  Never.

In Tempe you would never be soaked in sweat because it will dry before you know it is there. You don’t get soaked in sweat, you get encrusted with salt.

Feeling like 112, vs actual 112. Also, Arizona has a monsoon season, when you can get the worst of both worlds for a couple weeks.

It’s still curated corporate bullshit

Better him than you

I am confused by your bleating about him picking out one part of your argument. That is how it works.

Yes, there is an initial outlay for burn treatment/corpse removal, but think of the lifetime savings.

‘is still hotly debated’

What is a ‘commercial vehicle?’

Everyone has to have a rolling living room.

And 3500 is pretty generous.

Yes.

‘Then do nothing about the problem.’

I once nearly hit a man in a crosswalk. I was turning right on red, and I stopped. The sun was setting , from my perspective, at the end of the crosswalk and i was looking into it. I saw someone stepping out of the glare and stopped after i started forward. I then saw another guy, much closer to me, and on a direct…

Thing is, when you are trying to construct an argument, every point must be sound, or the whole thing is shit.