He was just squatting. There was no contact.
-Hasselhoff PR Team

I think the real story is that David Hasselhoff sat in the stunt driver’s lap, if only briefly.

I think Jalopnik may have reported on it, but they did the same thing when testing out public reactions to “driverless” cars. Article below also includes a gif of what seems like the lamest superhero getting dressed lol

It’s not just about servicing the villages, but for providing a regional shipping route for cargo and alleviating the increasing traffic.

Or... they have a relatively wealthy government that actually has an interest in helping the population and improving their quality of life. I suppose that does feel like a foreign concept these days...

Very common in Scandinavia.  I lived on the Island of Tromsø, Norway and there where multiple full roundabouts totally underneath the ground in the island.  Pretty handy in the winter when you wanted to get around.

The Big dig was the most professional operation I’ve even heard of. The profession might have been graft not construction but it is still a masterclass in graft. I mean sure it took forever to build but think of the pockets that got lined.

See, driving is inherently more dangerous than flying, you are on the highway clear conditions, light traffic, when all of a sudden an airplane crashes into you...

I can’t honestly say *what* I would do if I checked my rearview and saw a god damn airplane.  I’d probably just gawk at it and fail to do anything useful if I’m being honest.

Try explaining that to your insurance! Ahh, ya I got rear ended by an airplane yesterday. Lay of the LDS buddy, click.

Winter air is cold. Cold air holds less moisture than the warm air inside the air. When you heat up the cold air from outside, the relative humidity drops.

My undergrad is Literature with a minor in Philosophy, my wife’s undergrad is a double major Spanish and Philosophy....with our kids we are like - “You are gonna be good at math or else...”

He is right that people with liberal arts degrees are smarter with their money, mostly because we only have three dollars.

Just buy the damn minivan Miata.

They consider this a failure, but as far as I can tell:

In general, most manufacturers haven’t figured out the internet. I’m not even only pointing at car companies. My work deals directly with manufacturers to get stuff. I go to a site and I spec out exactly what I want. The price comes up with “please call” I go to a third party site and type in the model number I want…

One of my clients is a car dealer network with 26 Ford and Mazda stores throughout New England and Northern California. If one of the internet reps for any of our stores pulled this stunt, he or she would be fired in an instant.

Side note, what a terrible corporate policy to have people ever share their passwords! My wife’s employer’s IT department does something similar too, so she changes her password to stuff like ChangeMe123” just for the day, and we’ve wondered what the IT person thinks is worse: that her actual password is ChangeMe123…

I like number 10, senha....which is password in Portuguese.

Will pay extra for this.