This is an amazing, thorough and amusing response, iliketoeat Very well put.

This is the only way I can comment anymore with tiger=off. :C

The problem with traffic tickets is that they are usually the product of lazy enforcement. The police set up camp in a hidden area right where the speed limit changes or where it is set unusually low, rather than actually monitoring traffic for unsafe behavior. It's also why it is rare to get a speeding ticket outside…

I agree, there's some level of tracing going on. Still great work, though.

Chilled scotch - ugh.

Don't want to be that one malt-snob, but you must be the only malt advocate who actually (admits to) like their whisk(e)y chilled ;)

So, full disclosure, I'm half scottish so I've a bias here, that said, I love trying whiskeys from all around. I like ryes, bourbons, japanese whiskey, irish whiskey, and of course scotch whiskey. One thing I've ALWAYS been curious about though, why is it so hard to find Irish single malts? Last time I checked…

I was thinking the same on #7. The camera car was pulling a jerk move on the Merc SUV-passing on the right, in the blind spot, in the area of an interchange. Maybe Mom in the GL wasn't paying attention but the bro in the ricer with the camera wasn't any better.

If you actually do this then you are a douchebag and deserve whatever accident you cause because of it.

Yeah, I don't know about the rest of my fellow Americans, but I would LOVE to take the month of August off.

Both can be jacked though.

100% AGREED! I'd love to have a bike now, but refuse to own one in the D.C. Metro area. People just don't care here, and after one accident where a lady went the wrong direction through an intersection, pulled over, then tried to turn her car into me.... fuck it. If we were all required to learn to ride a motorcycle…

I guess the lesson is always be scanning down the road, I'm sure we've all avoided a few potential T-bones by keeping our eyes ahead.

There has to be a practical line, well at least until Tom Cruise saves us all from our future bad choices.

There's an algorithm used to solve these things, they practice this algorithm so much it becomes second nature to them. At that point it's a matter of how fast your fingers can move and how far ahead you can telegraph your next set of moves. Once you realize how easy it is to solve with the algorithm it's less…

So, I don't want to be that guy, but... this isn't that hard in Manhattan. Several of the avenues have the lights timed like this, where you can just roll through if you are able to keep a constant speed. You might have to push it a little to get past a few ill-timed ones, and it's obviously impossible to do during…

If you click this link you will be able to use the comment system as it was before the switch. I don't know how long it will last.

And I had to click "view discussion" in order to "reload" a whole ZERO replies to your post just to be able to see the star to recommend your post.