Pussyfooting around is the worst type of driving for any type of transmission.

Wait did he actually shoot a bunch of cars?

Have a look at the comment I was responding to initially. I reckon we’ve got ourselves a good old fashioned misunderstanding on our (scarred) hands.

It seems fashionable to snark about the mileage in a car review of a classic or older car/ truck in this blog.

Skinny tires cut through snow better. Although those look silly. I can only assume this is an airport rig or something, that plow is fixed an dhas skis under it??

My favorite person in this whole video was the guy in the CC. At least he was paying attention, that avoidance swerve wasn’t bad.

I agree, but I think it was appropriate in this case since (I believe) that it was an honest mistake.

Still salty from the playoff game I see. Belichick is not only renting space in Harbaugh’s head, he’s rearranged the furniture and painted the walls in Patriots colors.

To be fair, this couple is way, way, way worse than just anti-vaxx, they refuse real medical care, period.

Holy hog shit.

Why does it need a name change? That’s like changing the name of the A7 because it doesn’t have a 7-cylinder engine.

Reading Koenigsegg marketing material always gives me this feeling like I’m being slightly hoodwinked but I can’t put my finger on where. It all sounds completely common-sense and obvious, but I feel like I’m following a magic act and being intentionally misdirected from some key point.

I mean, this seems completely on…

Looks better than the starting point!

We need more defense spending! Legalize automatic assault weapons! Give children and teachers guns! Build a wall at the Mexico border and make the Mexicans pay for it!

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Oh. Next to him. Yeah, he looks like shit.

Freddie ached everywhere, but his owner didn't let up, slewing his rear wheels again through the gravel parking lot behind the Circle K. "WOOOOOO!" his owner screamed. In a nearby backyard, a lady looked up from putting her laundry on the line, shook her head, and continued her work.

This whole post was inspired by Matt Miller, whom I've invited in to share his thoughts.