Not an off-roader by any means, but is it possible your transmission issues were caused by extreme angles off from level?

Well, they don’t have anything better. Not from Barrett, anyway. Because Barrett will no longer sell them firearms. As for servicing, anything made by man will at some point need repair.

I don’t have numbers on how often police have had to use these. As for “joy-shooting,” proficiency takes practice. Especially with…

Let’s say it again: a car is not an investment. No matter how much money you put in it, you won’t get it back out. Especially if it’s a Suzuki.

CP.

... and it’s usually a GOP voter.

Yeah, that looks like barely more than twice as much ammo as I have in my garage, and this dude had way more than twice as many guns as I do.

One of the reasons firearm enthusiasts often have what the uninitiated think of as “huge” stocks of ammunition is due to cost. Ammo prices and supply can be incredibly volatile,…

Yeah, I was more commenting on the indiscriminate nature of his collection than the actual value of it. There are a lot of nice guns in that pile, but there’s some junk, too.

The California .50 caliber ban is an excellent example of dumb laws having strange consequences.

Yeah, those multiple Taurus Judge revolvers getting scratched would make me livid. /s

I am a sucker for a top break, though. Looks like a Iver Johnson or a Smith and Wesson, and possibly an Enfield just creeping into the frame...

I’m actually o.k. with the second half of that. If more people actually interacted with people who were different from them, it would solve a lot of problems caused by those differences.

I bet those chocolate bars taste like crap.

As a resident of South Carolina, I don’t mind paying a reasonable document fee to avoid having to deal with the jackholery that is the SCDMV.

I’d rather buy a VW. Like this one: https://www.gowesty.com/classified-details.php?id=11819&search_phrase=&start=0

And I hate VWs.

They don’t deserve tots.

Ah, the MG TF. How I hate them so.

As a white guy who has spent his entire life in those neighborhoods, you forgot:

- yappy ass little dogs that won’t ever STFU
- other people’s screaming kids running across my lawn (and let’s not even get into the unlicensed ATV use on the streets)

I’m sure there’s more, but those are the ones that really jack up my…

What’s amazing to me is how little the Century costs for the level of craftsmanship and quality. A new Bentley Flying Spur starts at $200k and is, frankly, a pile of crap compared to the Toyota (and many other things, really). The only thing you actually get more of with the Bentley is performance (and possibly brand…

No mention of WHY Union Pacific has been working so hard to get 4014 ready? Dude.

This year is the sesquicentennial of the driving of the Golden Spike that marked the completion of the first transcontinental railroad. This is kind of a big deal. 

There’s a song about Wolf Creek Pass, you know.

Redemption from what, exactly? The Smart is a brilliant little thing when considered for its original purpose. Just because it doesn’t fit the (mostly imaginary) American ideal of the automobile doesn’t make it less brilliant.

One of the things that got me excited when we went to look at what became my wife’s Civic Hatchback was the fact there was nothing under the hood but engine. No needless covers at all.