Look at how appropriate that license plate is “Ill Po”, Ill Pole dude.

That’s just a terrible outfit for changing a tire. She’s going to skin a knee.

Honestly, I (28-year-old woman) can’t stand playing GTA online for this reason. But I think that says more about me than the game; I just want to collect cool cars, make money and buy dumb stuff without some knuckleheads shooting at me all the time. It’s a real pain. As a person who grew up on and enjoyed the GTA…

They may appear similar to a lumina, but it’s really a RWD Opel. There was even a kit to swap in an LS1 before the CTS-V.

I hope this game is good. It really does make me miss Saints Row though. I never got into GTA, but I 100%’d SR:IV, and I sorta miss my tattooed, French accented, president of the United States.

I have laid down rubber on that bank. I will NEVER shop at that mall.

Exactly. Its a 2 hour drive for me to make it out to Willow and when I get there I basically step into Mount Doom and have acute heatstroke from breathing. Irwindale is a 30 minute drive on a Saturday afternoon and the weather is generally pleasant. Plus, Im big into drifting and this is the house of drift. Not sure…

This is the reason good race tracks only exist in the middle of bumfuck nowhere in SoCal. Buttonwillow is a Hell Hole, Willow Springs is an armpit, Chuckwalla is in a city called DESERT CENTER... All great race tracks, but terribly punishing on cars and drivers in the summer months. It was 105 and 80% humidity 2 weeks…

Because clearly what we need, in the age of ubiquitous online shopping and free delivery (mostly), is more physical malls.

Well, they shouldn’t fuck animals either.

Torch as Vince? Thought more as Jesse..

Speaking of grenades, I still have a Takata airbag in my car...

I see it all the time in Canada on the highway, people even let their kids do it. I’ve also seen people with their leg right out the window, in which case I always picture this happening:

Don’t do this, either:

Well I mean, they aren’t wrong, because they more than likely will.

“you don’t hear that very often”