Johnny was going to become a CPA like his father, it’s the family business. Did you not even READ my comment?

Sorry, Johnny, you can’t go to college. Daddy needs a new F350 to commute to his accounting job, get 3 bags of mulch twice a year, and trailer his $35K Harley to bike week.

I for one loved having my head bounce off the rear window when my older brother would pop the clutch in our parent’s ford ranger!

^I like this effing new guy.

“okaaaaaay watch the ligh- OOF! FUCK! shitshitshit - keep watching the lights”

No, Dungeon & Dragons.

OR

You know to chuckle knowingly and condescendingly when some dumbass refers to the “V4" in their Honda Civic.

Holy shit, his clutch lever perch is his shift lever. It’s amazing watching the cockpit view.

dingo*

Like how the round bale that was placed to slow them down and technically make the section safer really just made it more dangerous

I prefer my Touring Edition Honda Odessey.

That’s helpful! Unfortunately, the messed up automated system broke that guy’s leg.

The light went green because there was 4 tires on the car, the left rear never moved.

You would think someone with a B.S. in Econ from The Wharton School would know some basic economic principles, guess not.

With David’s projects, wouldn’t this normally entail towing a complete second vehicle?

That’s why I always sit behind the driver as a passenger, safest seat in the car.

MPG question: how is the corporate MPG number figured? is it a single example of everything that the company sells averaged together? or is it based on sales volume to weight the average? Or something else?

“avoid the red zone on the tachometer.”

it was a tractor for me!