That was more dramatic than it has any right to be.

At 33 million the place is kinda an underwhelming dump.

Don’t worry about this alarmist report folks, nothing on the highway will be any different than it’s ever been. Most drivers get paid by the load, not the hour.  Those log books are a fictional act of placation at best.

Man, you crazy. That thing is gorgeous.

Hey Bradley, I see what ya did there with the acid.  You’ve got style. Kudos

This here is some marvelous work.  Attaboy!

It pains me to read your comment, really. You, and everyone else that responded to your post, needs to pick up right now and move from wherever you’re at to Texas. The costs reported in these comments are mind blowingly ridiculous.

Wow, I’ve obviously become old. I watched the video...meh, trashy, whiny...and then I tried to read the comments on this thread and didn’t understand what they were talking about in a single one.  Uh, what?

I liked it.

You can actually.  Press and hold the power button and wait for the ‘slide to power off’.  It still works even if the phone has been remotely locked via ‘lost mode’.

What if she’s not a full time stripper? Like say maybe she’s got a regular 9-5 as oh, I dunno, a law office manager during the week. But, ya know, kids and weed are expensive, so she takes the stage for the Friday/Saturday night good money shifts while the kids are at their grandparents house for the weekend.

I bet when she turned 98 she decided she had to make it to 101.  Gotta hold out for a prime.

That was wicked cool.  Thanks!

I drove it last June in my wife’s Toyota Highlander. Conditions wavered between beautiful sunny day, misting rain, driving snow and back again a few times on the way up. Right as we pulled into the parking lot at the top everything settled solidly into a freezing ass ice storm. 12.5 mile accent probably took a little…

I went 210,000 on the factory clutch in my daily driver 03 silverado 2500hd....and now I’m not proud anymore.

Just start in India, China, or Saudi Arabia and remember: Technology and tactics are important, but war is really about economics.  

Word.

Oh my god first world problems.

Word. The Universal Serial Bus was supposed to be simple. 

Why is that?  I accept that it’s true, but I’ve imagined those advantages must come down to the controller microchip.  I mean, contacts are contacts, wires are wires, regardless of how they’re oriented.  Right?