My father in law visited several years ears ago and for it on the DVD shelf while my wife and I were at work. When I asked him how he liked it he said it was great, but there were some all too real things in it that hit close to home.

If you love your job you never really work. I think he might have had that sewn into a doily in his throne room restroom. The doily would likely be made of the scalped hair of his enemies, of course.

Each year for our work holiday party I fry 4 turkeys...at the same time (4 fryers, not in one) . I’ve done it for for 7 years and have not died. As mentioned read the instructions, be smart and it can be done easily. Amazing results.

Yes, yes it does.

Independence Day vs Gundam? I’d watch that in a second. My 9 year old son would watch it every day. Repeatedly. It needs to happen. Toss in Jaegers and the Space Battleship Yamato and you have yourself a movie.

Great, inspiring, write ups. Looks like a ton of fun. I had a similar realization as you a few years ago. I always wanted to drive a race car. Some friends of mine and I got together and entered a 24 Hours of LeMons beater endurance race car. When I started I was good with oil changes and maybe brake pads. Now I can…

I'm good with 6-8 episodes every couple of years. Makes it fun for everyone.

My wife and I went to Monza last year. Amazing place and totally worth the effort.

Late night is when they put Roller and Pruett in the booth. Knowledgeable, goofy, goodness ensues.

Definitely gives them ideas of where to dig for info.

To a point I can kind of see it, but it depends on what data is released based on giving out the top dollar figure. Do they get into which sub-tier vendors are involved and can you deduce technology from that?

If you are sitting in an F-16 with a Steve Winwood tape I want pics.

For me it was the idea of having kids on a live fire test. NFW. Even at 11 I knew NFW.

I’m afraid we will have to old guy fight. I agree 100% with everything you say about all those movies except Space Camp. I was 11 when it came out. I read everything I could find on the space program when I was a kid (look at my little circular avatar for goodness sake) and I knew that everything in that movie was…

Some of the older pics have them going the other way, but you are correct.

That's kind of you to say. Thanks

Sounds like a reasonable answer.

Great pic, but the cars are pointed the wrong way on the track. Kind of an odd choice.

Yep, and if the average driver is the metric then I would bet that they can beat that today. This would be based on known NTSB/NHTSA data and where they fall in relation to that. The lawyers wouldn’t let the software be released if it was otherwise.

How do you say “Wolverines!” in Finnish?