So, these people are so afraid of getting robbed or burgled that they bought a Ring (which aren’t cheap), are members of the “neighborhood watch”, and own at least one gotdamb firearm. These people are also so stupid that they shot at said “daytime doorbell ringing robber/burglar” whilst said Ring was recording.

Really? Nice.

From a different angle:

Reminded me of this classic

“Remember, the AE86 is a hatchback.”

Subaru does engines well and Toyota can still make a chassis

Noone gives a shit about Gizmodo.

It was only unexpected because neither the organizer nor the rider reviewed the track before riding.

Thanks Jalopnik, making my quest for a no-rust GC8 even more difficult and expensive. I think it’s easier and cheaper to find a 1st gen NSX at this point.

The evasive action remark is utterly ridiculous, and the really sad part about this. The bike in front of him not only left room on the outside, but was a good 30 feet in front of him (at a similar enough rate of speed that he wasn’t in danger of passing, no less colliding) when he overcooked the exit to the turn and…

Sounds like you haven’t met many bikers.

Yeah, no you’re right. If someone went off in a Miata, hit that sandbag and flipped their car, they’d totally just eat the cost and not try to put the blame on anyone else.

I don’t feel for him at all. He’s a terrible rider and should never get on a bike again.

Signed the waiver and missed the rider’s meeting. Sorry you broke your legs dude, but its own your fault for crashing. It’s like hitting a light pole and suing the city for it being there, at least as I see it.

He signed the waiver. I feel for him, but he signed the waiver, which exists to prevent this kind of guy from suing and ruining it for everyone.

Get the fuck off my lawn.

Amen! I got my license in ‘81: 35-40-yo cars were janky back then. Now? How can you have>any< car-cred without having driven things from the 60s & 70s?

No one said the moose on the Volvo 850 instrument cluster circuit board?

It’s also a testament to how bad American roads have gotten.