The small rivers of molten aluminum support that theory.

I’m a Santa Rosa resident too! It would be nice if I never had to learn or care what evacuation zone I live in.

I think the trailer behind the Discovery held an aluminum boat - there’s an outboard motor just lying behind it. It’s astonishing that it just melted away. 

Same. Test mules made me think it was going to look too extreme, but I actually really like how it’s toned-down compared to the competition. It will age nicely.

To me, the front looks like a chinese knock-off MC12

I must be the only person around that adores this car. It’s beautiful and a HUGE turn around for Maserati as of late. I haven’t lusted after a Maser in decades, and never thought I would again... but here we are.

I’m guessing you haven’t seen what the typical Sturgis attendee looks like if you think they still have grandparents.

They know what they got (coronavirus)

But motorcycle goes burrrrrrr

Well the problem is that all these idiots are gonna kill their parents and grandparents, so it’ll be cheap Rascal scooters rather than cheap motorcycles.

When are we going to start getting the cheap motorcycles from this fall out?

I am, in fact, an IT consultant/engineer. I simply don’t give a shit. I pay LOTS of money for very good insurance. If my shit gets stolen, I get new shit. I didn’t even have KEYS for my house in Maine for the first decade I owned it, we literally never locked the place. When your house has glass windows, locks only…

I seriously don’t understand this love affair with keys. Like, I appreciate the physical, visceral aspect of it, I definitely do. But I love the idea of not having to worry about a thing to interact with to make my car work, or to accidentally leave behind in it. Something that can just stay buried in my pocket and…

source: https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/aloi5v/programmers_know_the_risks_involved/

There is no purer, simpler, or more wholesome pleasure in this world than putting your keys in the ignition and starting your car.

That Prince Skyline looks like a typical 60's American car but shrunken to 70%.

Pro tip: Idaho is home to the junkyard to end all junkyards. It’s in the middle of nowhere somewhere between Boise and Craters of the Moon National Monument. I’ll be damned if I could find it on a map after vacation was over, but it went on forever along the highway.

Awwwww, so cute, someone needs to rescue it!