Like the end of the video shows, the orginal 1891 patent for toilet paper rolls settles the argument once and for all. It’s over.

I can support people of any political persuasion. The one thing I will not do is tolerate those dingleberries who roll the paper under.

We lacked emissions test evidence for some time as well but oh look, some found its way out.

I completely agree with this video. At the end of the day, I don’t care at all what people think of me. However I especially chose to get a gray C7 Corvette to blend into traffic. My goal was for the car to be fun to drive, not show off. But it does look damn sexy in gray!!!!

Strangely, I’m much less likely to get upset if it’s a cool car driving like an asshole. If it were a Nissan Altima driving like that, I’d go on a rant.

Saw an F-Type R Coupe on the road yesterday. My first thought?

“My, that gentleman has excellent taste.”

Second - “God damn, look at that thing!”

The answer is wear a Carhart Jacket right?

Luck, really (manifested as a combination of factors). Locking the wheels in a spin will keep the car sliding in a predictable direction, i.e., the exact direction the momentum is taking it. This is done in the interest of safety more than as a way to “save” a possible impact, but it’s the rule you’re supposed to…

If you’re going to shit on a car to make some sort of stupid point, you should probably make sure you’re shitting on the right car.

this is not "how to make a tiny fiat into a monster race car" its "how to make a custom spaceframe monster race car...... and then stretch FIAT 126 body pannels over it giving the illusion that you have actually kept some aspect of the origional vehicle, similar to NASCAR... the sprint cup series Dodge Challenger...…

Just don't give it to Montoya