Even without those possible factors, turning a 17-year-old boy loose on the streets with a Lamborghini is tempting fate, an argument that is doubtless going to come up in a civil suit quite separate from the criminal trial.

Affluenza is a real condition, and we should throw the book at EVERYONE who has it.

Rich kid gets off - nothing shocking here.

If he has such mental issues how about we throw the father in jail for, essentially, handing his son a loaded gun knowing full well he wasn’t able ot handle it. As long as the .1% cab buy their way out of anything this will continue. They are so far beyond the rest of the world there isn’t a dollar amount that can…

Thank you! The way I see it, readers will probably have the same questions I do. :)

It’s like the funhouse mirror reflection of a cool bike.  Everything looks too bloated. It’s a decent enough design, but why does it look so heavy? I mean, it’s a Harley, I know it’s going to be heavy, but it LOOKS heavy.

Now THAT’S a Jalop story!

Always a thrill to see an article about the Ridley Scott Superbowl commercial.

Yup, definitely done that one or twice (or 3493434593403449) times before. =P

The wheelchair in the bed has me wondering if the Toyota is modified for accessibility.  It wouldn’t excuse anything, but it adds potential answers to “what went wrong?”

BANKS HATE THIS ONE WEIRD TRICK...

or become the president. 

Right? Don’t care about the wheel when it’s an AWD G Body.

I am NOT hating on the Metro! I like them!

Deadspin Headline:

FIFY

Shorter sidewalls aren’t supposed to have that much of an effect on maximum cornering force. The reason for shorter sidewalls is for sharper transitions. When you turn the wheel, the sidewall will deflect an amount depending on the height of the sidewall and the force from the contact patch. High sidewalls and high…

That’s such a beautiful way for Ray to remember his brother, but that line sure hit me hard.

“The show’s most frequent listener these days might in fact be Ray himself. He said he still listens to the show “all the time,” mostly to hear his brother’s voice and remind himself about times they had together. To remind himself of the jokes they shared. To remind himself of the good times.”

Thanks Erik, I didn’t…