Isn’t Gawker Media just a year removed from a huge lawsuit over a similar post?

I love me some clownshoe, but you’re in the ballpark of a brand new M2 at that price.

Your math seems questionable. You’re off by a factor of three for both scenarios where your mom saw your dick:

Our neighborhood discussion group had some whole big thing a couple months back where a developmentally challenged man was trying to get rid of some nazi memorabilia that his father had looted during WW2. There was a group of people who were deeply offended that these items existed and was being openly discussed in…

My local Ford dealership has two, a blue one and a black one, prominently displayed right in front of the entrance to the showroom. Never seen one on the road, though, except for one of the dealership’s cars being test driven.

All 50 states have seat belt laws, but New Hampshire’s only apply to people under 18 years old.

aww, thanks!

Biker doesn’t seem to be legally in the wrong in this video, though he definitely could have been riding more defensively. But his youtube channel (which went private sometime in the past 24 hours) is full of videos of him riding extremely recklessly— weaving through traffic at triple-digit speeds, crossing into…

150 mph?! That’s almost as fast as a 328i! Madness!

Front plates are state-dependent in the USA.

I’m not an expert on aircraft carrier catapult systems, so I’m not in a position to make any judgments on the merits of steam vs EMALS (e-mails?).

That’s about what I do— I switch when the temperature is above 40 for most of my driving, and I’m reasonably confident that I won’t see any more snow until the next winter. Usually ends up being late March/early April in my area.

herp derp. I’m a moron.

Neat! Did it come on your car? If so, what’s the car? If it’s aftermarket, where’d you get it?

I haven’t seen that Hyundai commercial, but I’ve had a similar reaction to the Ford commercials that feature the car intervening to prevent student drivers from backing into traffic and running motorcyclists off the road. And the kid’s always like, “chill out, mom, I didn’t kill anyone”.

Yeah, seatbelt laws are a whole big thing with Libertarians. Many of them view seatbelt laws as a quintessential example of government regulating something that they feel should be a personal choice. It’s like their own little form of civil disobedience/conscientious objection.

There’s no way that that man uses cocaine.

She makes $80k/year in a county with a median household income of $32k. She got a whole pile of cash from gofundme. I think she’s got a few bucks in the bank.

Just to clarify, I think that everyone needs to watch where they’re going, and be aware of potential hazards or obstacles that may be out of sight around a bend. Cyclists should, under most circumstances, stick to the right edge of the right-hand lane. Drivers should be aware that they may encounter cyclists, other…

Bike paths often have speed limits. Even when they don’t, they’re often clogged with people stumbling around on roller skates, pushing strollers, or stopped in the middle of the path to make a phone call. Riding on sidewalks is usually illegal, and can be dangerous for pedestrians, especially when the cyclist is…