I do the same thing. I give it a good wiggle to make sure it is the real deal.

French Cleat. Super simple, relatively cheap ~$30. You can get really strong ones if you have a big ass tv. I would not recommend them to earthquake prone areas or places with children because if you push it up it will come out of the cleat, although I am sure you can put a set screw of some kind in it so it can't…

In relation to #1; last time I was at a skills day there were 5 or 6 sets of couples with each of them driving a 911 GT3 RS or GT2. The husbands drove a little bit aggressive but the wife's were down right granny drivers. It was a skills day, a chance to take your car near the edge in a safe environment and see what…

When I had a windshield washer reservoir I would just point the washers to shoot over my car.

Another rider without proper gear. Seems to be quite often it is those that are not geared up that crash the most. Looks like he had quite a bit of time to see the car. Long sweeping curve offering significant time to look ahead. Although the car was definitely doing something stupid. If I see a vehicle even inching…

Nice, +1 for BMW Seattle. They are awesome, Bellevue not so much.

and stickers add horsepower. Spot on observation.

The title should be watch a video of cars that were loaded onto a snow covered ship and every ones e-brake and transmissions breaks allowing ghost riding bumper car madness and the losers will rust in a watery grave.

The spark seems to be from the #2 car derailing and hitting a tower. You can see the cars jump then spark just after it goes that direction.

Ah sheit it's mastered the double jump already. We are doomed.

Ah Vine... making intense situation less intense because it only allows a few seconds of video. I demand to see the full video.

lol spot on. I know a few girls in the car scene and they are worshiped by many like they are goddesses in a forbidden land. It gets ridiculous. But in a guy orientated interest like cars, it's not unthinkable.

Common sense 101 never leave your stuff in plain sight. Of all the places you shouldn't leave your stuff out DT Seattle is definitely one of them. I refuse to even park my motorcycle down there.

+1

I almost always use ethernet. I see better speeds and less drops on it. At home I have a splitter going from the modem to my Xbox, 2 computers, and TV. WiFi for me just isn't reliable enough to depend on it for my various tasks.

Heel-toe is a piece of cake if you practice. Also if you have a car where the pedals are set up really nice it makes it easier.

I have no plans to sell my car anytime soon, if ever. 6 years and still going. I have driven it for just about half of its mileage life. Put more blood and sweat into than I can imagine and enjoy the piss out of it every time I drive it. It's simple enough I can do just about everything myself on it (except custom…

I think I am going to find an old pair of white swim trucks and coat those nice and good. On the outside only of course, don't want the cancers in my genitalia. Gets in pool, comes out dry muahahaha. Give myself a little shake and I'll be good to walk around the house.

I see you have your mind in the right place!