I imagine it was likely posted complaining that they were wrongly pulled over, with a longwinded, whiny explanation as to why they did what they did. Likely expecting people online to be on their side.

I’ve been seeing alot of this crash in the past few days. In all the news reports I’ve read(including the one you linked to), there isn’t anything mentioned about mechanical failure being the cause for the crash (I’ve seen supposed screen shots of snap chat stories where the driver was going well beyond the speed…

Ah being a recent grad and thinking you have everything figured out. Then quickly learning school taught you nothing when you get into the working world.

I’ve competed in a few RedBull run sports events; 2 bicycle races through a closed amusement park, and a Soap box Derby. They do alot of cool stuff that other companies wouldn’t even think about. Coke doesn’t even have my name on a label.

I love driving, but hate commuting. I welcome the thought of sitting back in traffic and letting the car do the work, especially in stop and go traffic.

It’s either the lame super floral gear or stuff that looks like repurposed fetish gear. Where there is no real impact protection (ie. padding), its especially true with boots.

One thing that annoys me at lapping days is people trying to learn how to drift. It gets frustrating when there’s one car(or maybe two) on the track out of the many that showed up. trying to drift (and failing miserably). They spin out, and slow everyone down at corners.

But this is the truth for many sports. growing up I really wanted to play hockey, but my parents couldn’t afford it. Ice skates, pads, helmets, and other equipment add up quick, then there are the registration fees. I got to play soccer though, since it was alot more accessible, after fees I just needed shin guards…

I love the personality and creativity of 70s/80s custom Vannin' culture.

That angle doesn't manages to make it look okay. But the side profile really shows how ugly it is. It has odd proportions, with short overhangs and a very small dash to axle size, the front looks pushed in and stubby; as if its off a subcompact hatch back and grafted onto a mid-side sedan. I feel it would look better…

One of the more infuriating things to do as a person who appreciates out of the box, far stretching, true concept vehicles; is hang around one of the presentation models at a car show, hearing the reactions from the general public. Its a stream of "This will never be made", This is dumb", "This is impossible", "Why do…

Tell me about it. I have seen better concept vehicle styling online, done by thirteen year olds.

First; I am so glad I am not the only one who loved SODA Offroad. That game was one of my favourites when I was a kid. My parents would rarely buy games but they did let me pick up a double pack of SODA Offroad/ Nascar by Papyrus when it was on clearance. Those games gave me many fond memories of making custom tracks…

One thing that annoys me most is calling dealerships, "Studios".

Another addition. Pictures, pictures, pictures. Get some half decent photos in the ad as recent as possible. I hate looking up vehicles only to see photos taken at night with a 0.5 megapixel camera with the flash off, or a shot from 3 feet away from the hood, or a photo taken from a website with the watermark, and a…

This Lavin guy just pulled off one elaborate long con. 20 years ago he paid some guy to steal his friend's car, then let it waste away for 15 years waiting for someone to buy and restore it. Then as the project is almost finished, he happens upon it out of no where and gets it seized and buys it from his friend all…

Searching for Canadian men? Maybe I should take out a personal Google ad.

Back in my highschool days I used to be "too cool" for a helmet. I would ride cross country mountain bike trails, bombing down hills and street/park bmx, doing drops and spins. All without a helmet.

I honestly thought that fad had died out two or three years ago. But it seems the popularity of plastidip has revived it.

A Fuckin' El Camino. Business in the front, party in the back