IF you don’t want an abortion, gay marriage, or address in the Golden State, DON’T HAVE ONE.

If you want to really be pedantic, go on ebay or autoTrader and give us some figures on survivors. At a glance I saw zero STORMs for sale. There was a photo of a 46k yellow one.

Buddy’s GF got to choose a !NEW CAR! straight outta high school.

Not so much on the video, but there’s a really super selection out there that’s great driving and wrenching music:

An engine swap is a “project” no matter how you slice it. This is a car-people website, so this demographic is likely to think “only the engine? wowee!”.

When I travel overseas, I go out of my way to “educate” people in foreign countries during small talk about our cultural differences regarding the soda culture in the US: Pepsi is only for Pizza, Coke only goes with hamburgers, etc.

YEAH!

No need. They’re building a wall to keep more from coming here.

Amen, Veronykah!

I disagree.

Do you feel that requiring initial riding be done with no freeway/night/passenger before being licensed is good thing?

I ran a motorcycle school using a curriculum that taught fundamental motorcycle mechanical operation, handling, and most of the basics present in all beginner instruction.

“I took and passed the Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s basic riding course this past weekend, the one you need in New York state to get your motorcycle endorsement without taking a road test.”

I plan to wrap empty cardboard boxes in tinfoil and kick them out into the street to mess with the robots.

Move fast and break things apparently goes both ways?

And then they’d come and lock me up and throw away the key?

Lots of cyclists on the tree-shaded backroads that I like to drive on. Lots of them like to go 2-3 wide into the lane. It’s nice out, you know?

They have been making 250 rebels since forever, and there are probably 4 million of them, so that is what I worry people will get steered into by well intentioned other people.

I ran a motorcycle school for years. There are some common pitfalls to avoid: