Capt. Obvious says that it’s never a good idea to walk around town when you’re severely intoxicated, even if in the third millennium we could most righteously suppose that an extendable platform whatever would be provided with a safety block in case of any interferences, as are the elevators doors and the escalators.

About the troubles with the embedded Facebook videos, I think that this suggestion may help someone: I cannot see any of them in the article Jalopnik page, maybe due to my HOSTS file config, my Adblock or my old OS, even if I use the last Firefox 49.0.2. So this is what I do: I just right click where the clip should…

Reckon we don’t make no stinkin’ diesel, Billy Bob dude!

Same here. My bag is small like yours, and I keep it at my feet as well.

You care for your own things, while I care for mine: I am alone and should I leave behind my handbag, I could go straight to sleep under a bridge. This if you’re not willing to take me home with you, of course. Therefore I will always try to save my life first, but if there’s even the smallest possibility of doing…

Something’s telling me that those clueless Nevada contractors will have to wait some more time for their money...

Good Paint job... you sure have patience!

Well, not always... as it seems! lol...

...and sure as hell he left a lotta chewing gum wrappings along the road!

The A10 Warthog is just a case of an optimally designed machine, that does its job perfectly, safely and economically. It’s really hard for any sentient being to abandon it for a newer model, just because it’s more fancy... Only an idiot would do that.

Good luck with the contacts when it rains... and don’t tell that they would be sealed, passing electricity in an inductive way, because I won’t believe it.

He was and is a longtime idiot, and is presently is a crazed old man too... that fact that he’s a billionaire and still he’s getting the best tail, is the confirmation that this world is 99% unfair.

The truth (even if you may not like it) screams Giorgietto Giugiaro. You may wan to read this nice article from Japanesenostalgiccar.com, from which I took this small excerpt:

“it might be a good indicator that you should clean out the fridge and not risk eating contaminated food eat the food within a few days, if you didn’t leave your home for more than a couple of days.

That Isuzu was one of the first cars by Giugiaro design.

It’s the old British way of putting them, and the Japanese use many aspects of the British culture. My Dad’s Ford Consul 315 (Classic in the UK)) had side mirrors on the fenders (just like the ones in the picture here below) that he bought in the UK, because they didn’t exist in Italy. They had a spring loaded swivel…

Indeed again. I amended my original reply, since I first misunderstood you.

Indeed. So sorry... I thought it was ironic....