The refs were kind of a train wreck there towards the end, on both sides. 

Notice how the ground shows a similar hue green shadows, seemingly coming off the street lights? Or how the outrigger on the excavator is also the same color. And also the light poles?

WRONG! Even before the HALO, the cars were designed to prevent that from happening in the event of a rollover. Roll bars! Yet again I am compelled to ask myself: Am I the only person that reads Jalopnik that actuals WATCHES racing?

You have another kindred soul.  Last night’s game was more like an NBA game than an NFL game.  You only needed to watch the last 2 minutes because everything else was pointless.  At some point they need to allow teams to play defense again for the games to be interesting.  Otherwise it’s just “whoever wins the coin…

Have to agree.... and like 20 penalties. Not a high standard of play.

So the general consensus is that last night’s game was incredibly fun and exciting and the greatest game ever played since the last greatest game ever played, blah blah blah. Personally, I don’t enjoy a game that feels like the outcome will be decided by whichever team gets the ball last and barring injury everything…

The day will come that my children look at a 21-17 game and wonder how us old-timers kept from killing ourselves to alleviate boredom.

Probably in response to Ford switching to Mustangs next year.  800 hp Mustangs surrounded by a crowd sounds like a recipe for disaster.

Agreed, don't see any evidence that he didn't make the catch. 

But...he did catch the ball, at least it’s in his glove when he’s going down across the railing into the seats. That other ball fell out of the green bag there.

*types in halo comment*

My rule (and what I was taught in driver’s ed 15 years ago) is wait until you can see the whole truck, meaning both headlights and the side farthest from you, in your rearview mirror before merging.

I’m hoping the door handle looks like this:

Okay, so I know this is going to be an insanely unpopular opinion and I think, as a matter of good-person-ness, that MGM should not do this and it’s gross, but:

Again, not to split hairs here BUT National Geographic, at the 6:24 mark CLEARLY says the train is traveling with approx 17,000 tons of iron ore yet you say that it is traveling with 22,000 tons of iron ore. One of you is wrong. I suppose the person who watched the video and regurgitated the stats is more than likely…

...What? Illinois is definitely NOT in the northeast, we’re solidly in the MidWest thankyouverymuch.

Yes, in F1 they prefer you have some skill and planning for your overtaking maneuvers and not act like the fat asshole in the buffet line. 

According to NASCAR’s current rules, this move is only allowed on the third Wednesday of every month between the 3rd and 6th phase of the race, assuming each car has a margin of 2 degrees or less between their spoiler angles and a thickness deviantion of .07mm in their restrictor plates respectively, 1.7 for Toyotas.…

Counterpoint: This is why people say NASCAR is a dumb hick sport and at least in this narrow context they’re right. Contact and collisions are a part of racing but deliberately wrecking or spinning another car is bush league nonsense. That said I can live with it if people are willing to be honest about it.

Before I watched the video, I thought you were joking.