Tyler is over at The Drive, where he published a much better article on this incident: http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/7059/storm-brewing-over-royal-navy-trident-ballistic-missile-test-failure

Using a 2nd Civil War as an opportunity to take over a weakened America it lost in the Revolutionary War. Bad phrasing on his part, but not entirely unintelligible

Kind of reminds me of the William D. Porter and the USS Iowa during WWII:

“Madame May, just how hard will your #Brexit be?”

This is how mad Tanak’s drive was:

if he is, he will have to trade his car for a boat or a submarine.

ROC has always been about vehicle diversity. The slingshot may be the first 3 wheeler but they have had numerous oddball cars in the past. http://www.raceofchampions.com/cars/

Fair point.

Just wanted to remind everybody the BT52 is probably one of the top 5 best looking race cars of all time. OF ALL TIME.

if you want to climb and descend steep hills offroad, you need to be able to use both feet as outriggers if need be.

exactly! with a 30" inseam, i like to be able to at least get both balls of my feet down. or toes of both feet. relying on my right brake foot in the rain, on oily pavement, is a recipe to drop the damn 430lb thing.

I think he means in actual age, not just design. New cars that just haven’t sold yet.

I disagree with the OP, but you’re 10 kinds of wrong.

The last time Russia signed a lease for an overseas naval base... they invaded Crimea.

As a gigantic lady who can stand flat footed even at a lean, I say it’s perfect. Very few bikes are comfortable for me, but that little hunk of plastic sure fits the bill.

It totally is. Especially if you want something comfortable to use every day, it shouldn’t be a struggle to ride it.

Seat height?

Yup! The M1030. And it was the USMC, not Army.

I don’t doubt that!

Source: My parents are currently living in the democratic republic of Congo.

That headline makes it sound as though the Feds are laying blame on Tesla (as in, they knew, but didn’t do anything), when in fact they acknowledged that Tesla did some due diligence to avoid/mitigate foreseeable issues. So maybe a bit hyperbolic/clickbaity on the headline there?