Every person/instructor/commentator I have ever heard suggests removing hands from a wheel in case of a spin or crash to avoid injury, particularly in IndyCar.

Yippee ki aay Mr. Falcon.

What advertisement? They reposted the pictures on their Instagram and pinterest accounts, essentially the same media the photog used. They did not create an advertising campaign, run TV ads, put them on billboards, etc. 

All knowing wikipedia says it is Scottish (!) and West African. Although it also says the Romans had a recipe for fried chicken, so ?

You can’t reason with an idiot. Just pat him on the head and move on, knowing that he always will be an idiot. 

You can’t reason with this guy. He is a complete idiot. How he managed to get a job at Jalopnik and then keep it are two of life’s mysteries. 

With Saleen, advertising a non-existent car literally is truth-in-advertising. 

The two recent ones that I recall weren’t close to original sticker. One was bid up to $160k or so, but RNM. I don’t remember the sticker being with it, but it had to be substantially more than $160. The other sold at $175k, and the original sticker was over $300k.

Meh, I just want the chicken sandwich without that extra junk.

My son’s “cheeeseburger” cake:

Sadly, the days when you could sell the same vehicle for 20 years are gone. 

This bridge needs its own website

Grandpa did all the service himself? CP. My grandpa couldn’t work the frickin’ remote. I am not trusting some old geezer in his garage to do the servicing of a Merc. 

Does “not suitable” really mean “not street legal,” though? lol

But all cars can turn left or right? :)

Is that what American Airlines is thinking will make flying empty planes a boss business move?

Are you sure you had to repay your work for the tickets? If that was a business trip, your work should reimburse you and require you to use the credit for your next business trip. If the credit expires, that is the cost of doing business. 

If it goes to trial, by definition the original order becomes irrelevant and provides no basis for an appeal. At best, if GM loses, GM could cite in as evidence of judicial bias but an appellate court would require a lot more than this to reverse a jury verdict for judicial bias. 

Actually, large chains and franchisees of those franchisors that can drive contracts with zero fees (i.e., the consumer actually foots the bill for delivery) are making money off these services.

I had stopped reading the FP but a friend sent me this article, primarily to get me riled up. It worked. The writers here suck more every day.