Is it just me, or did it feel like a great big “FU” every time that screen went up? And yes, this is sorely needed on all the other windows, so you don’t have to look at all the poors and homeless wretches as you drive into the city for your quarterly board meeting.

The first fire that burned their houses down were once in over 100 year events. No one expected there to be a second fire only two years later. But you did, right? Cuz you’re smarter than all these idiots.

Pulling a single rail car a few feet is one thing. Pulling a train a more than mile long, at speeds of up to 75 mph, or up a grade, is something else altogether. The typical GE diesel electric locomotive used in the US today puts out over 6,000 horse power; far more power than any F150. And often trains will use…

As a 5th generation native Californian I expect I’ll have to leave at some point. I had family who lived in Paradise, CA and lost their home in the Camp Fire back in 2018. They’ve since moved out of state. For one, it’s damn near impossible to get fire insurance these days in many rural parts of CA. Many people who…

Boy that was painful to watch. That bridge looks to be on the new side, it wouldn’t surprise me if it was recently built and someone f’d up the measurements. This was probably the first car carrier to go under it. I doubt the engineer even had a clue it was happening; those locomotives have ridiculous amounts of power…

That’s a rather confusing article; there’s a lot of inferring going on with some rather crucial details left out.

Valteri’s new girlfriend sure didn’t look too happy during the podium ceremony. At least I assume that’s who she was, or did he get back with his wife? Either way, I know he’s “from the land of ice and snow” but whoever she was, she sure looked like she was giving some icy stares. Or was that her happy face? Come to…

I really wanted Dani to get that podium; it’s been too damn long since we’ve had a shoey. But man Alex sure came alive after the third start. He’d showed promise last season, until his run-ins with Hamilton, then it seemed like he lost his edge. But he was driving like a man on a mission at the end there; it was like…

I’d thought about that, but boy, does that seem like an incredible amount of work. Like a swimming dog pulling a 25' fishing boat, complete with fly bridge.

I agree 100% Elizabeth! Checko and Hulk would be a great team for Haas.

As someone who sails, and I’ve even sailed into a slip under wind power, it still boggles my mind to think that square rigger tallships did the same thing, no tugs, no motors, just wind. That takes talent and timing. There must have been a lot of dinged docks and scuffed up freeboards. I’d love to witness that just…

But... It isn’t a bagger if it doesn’t have bags. ??

There are actually a lot of familiar names over there. ...A lot.

No doubt. I’m sure Valentino Rossi would agree with you too.

Funny, they said the same thing about Dubya.

Oh yeah... While we’re at it, I don’t know who decides how much real estate each story gets, but it amazes me with some absolutely pointless crap gets a 3/4 screen image, while seriously important stories only get a thumbnail below the fold. It really makes me question the G/O editorial staff and what their agenda may…

“or you can bookmark the Jalopnik.com/latest and use that and it’ll be like nothing ever changed.”

That fishtail at 23:15 mark, as he tries to accelerate out of a turn, would have been a code brown for me. I sometimes miss having a sportbike, but I quickly get over it. =]