Wrong assessment. He shouldn’t have gone whipping as fast as he thought possible (that is, faster than he could safely judge the road). By the time he started thinking about ‘oh what do I do now’ he was already committed to going too fast into too tight of a corner. That is, he was fucked. The unfixable mistake was…

I would have stopped - if only to provide a full statement to the police on the level of douchery this ass-hat was engaging in.

can we just hear the motor sounds?!?

Man those GC8s were such good looking cars. That might have been peak Impreza.

Bitch please. My Corvair can be stolen with it’s own dip stick.

“Breaking News: Mike Milbury is an asshole FROM BOSTON”

Breaking News: Mike Milbury is an asshole.

Or you could discuss your issues openly and let them know how you feel.

Yeah, I mean, it’s generally good to not be passive aggressive ever, but these examples are relationship specific.

You’ll never see this Mustang coming at Cars and Coffee.

OK my dumb projects don’t seem so hard / cool anymore.

As a white dude living in Valdosta, I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

This is some fuckery. I could write about the white people of Valdosta and it would be far more entertaining. But, of course, everything has to be through the lens of clueless white people who see us as some alien race.

OK then Sergei

If it’s a dirigible airship with a rigid frame, it’s not a blimp. A blimp has a non-rigid gasbag from which the operator’s cabin and power plant(s) are suspended, maintaining its shape by the pressure of the gas inside it. Non-rigid airships are limited in speed by the deformation of the gasbag. This limitation can be…

Or he wants to ship large amounts of cargo at a low cost to places with minimal/nonexistent airport infrastructure. Which could actually be an excellent business model.

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Regardless of practicality, I would love to ride in a Zeppelin. People seem to have no problem taking slow moving cruise ships to ports of call.  

See, a couple months ago I would have agreed. But honestly, if it provided a relaxed and luxurious alternative to the cattle-car mentality of airline travel, it might be worth it.

For anyone who doesn’t type “Google.com” into the search bar he’s pretty much a household name.