More curiously, Twitters obsession with sharing all and any worthless opinion.

I accept that he wasn’t a fan of his music. We’re in the same boat there. He may even have hated the guy enough to wish death upon him and suffering upon his family. I’ll allow that too, even if it seems harsh just for someone who made music I don’t listen to. But he’s allowed his twisted opinion.

Oh, I don’t know. If you want a gun for nefarious purposes you’ll find one pretty easily anywhere in the world.

You MUST have seen it on Merc trucks. They all have that tacky option and have done for the last 5 years.

Apparently it’s about concealable lights (Pop ups/hideaway fogs not included). The star does not fall under that category. It’s tacky as hell, but it’s not illegal.

Let’s experiment with the idea that this legislation isn’t written specifically to ban the lit woman on Rollers... What are they trying to prevent here? Are people driving around with concealable taillights? Are there so many people doing it that they had to make a law?

You will definitely get fined for driving through the Chunnel, but the lit hood ornament would be least of your problems.

I really don’t care about this law apart from the fact that it’s retrospective. Fair enough if they banned them on new cars, but those cars have already been type approved for road use and now they’re reneging on it.

I guess the pope has regained protection from the bossman in the sky since this isn’t bulletproof?

Imagine this alternate European universe:

916 all day. I don’t even think I need to make the list any longer than that. It’d be first one of them I’d take on the road and as someone who’s never had anything more than 50cc powering their very few two wheeled adventures I got a feeling I wouldn’t survive that ride anyway so the rest are superfluous.

Easy.

They even made a toned down street version of these things!

Fast cars don’t increase the danger in and of itself, but with a slow car you will learn to read traffic and anticipate other motorists moves in order to not decrease what little momentum you’ve been able to gather up.

Jeez. Mine has a whopping 78 and by the time I’m breaking speed limits I have tried to do so for long enough to think twice. Or thrice.

This may well be the worst time in motoring safety ever. The assists are just good enough to make you lazy as a driver, but not quite good enough to save your life when you do.

The main problem is that fake-ass overrun exhaust sound (I haven’t even heard one yet, but we all know it’ll do it). It sounds cool when it’s randomized, like when it’s from carburetors just dumping fuel into the cylinders when you let go of the throttle, there isn’t enough air to combust it and it backfires in the…

Society must have worked out and solved a whole lot of crucial issues since the word “crackpipe” is being tackled, that’s all I know. I’ll say it again: Whoever came up with this as being a problematic word was a white instagrammer, most likely early 20's, who wanted to seem overtly woke while battling some serious…

I find your analogy lacking to be honest. It singles out one individual for their own (Involuntary) actions. Not everyone with the same skin color as me, the dirt muncher. Are all black people called crackheads in job interviews by default? No white people ever did it? I’ve been called plenty of names in my time, none…

It makes perfect sense by SEMA standards. An aftermarket supply company hastily throws everything in their catalog at a car to showcase their inventory is business as usual for a SEMA build.