Bring back the Honcho name. C’mon, that’s just fun. Do it!

I have partial colorblindness (slight red-green) and I’m a private pilot. I can tell the red from green lights on planes flying over at night. If I wanted, I could get a SODA (Statement of Demonstrated Ability) by identifying light gun signals from the tower, just haven’t done so yet. So, to answer your question, I…

And a completely appropriate choice of music for the video as well.

I’ve got two:

Spring of 1998, my good buddy Chris and I driving my 1993 Wrangler from the northern Virginia down to Carolina Beach, NC, outside of Wilmington. We were taking back roads so were on Rt 17 passing through the town of Jacksonville, NC and it was probably about 9 PM or so.

He also started the Fidelco Guide Dogs Foundation. https://www.fidelco.org/who-we-are—history

Jeebus. That was beautiful. What a perfect hit.

I’m in the DC metro area. If you want to be inconspicuous, the vehicle you want is a white Econoline.

“Southern Maid Donuts”? I’m not sure what they might be, but they’re definitely making me hungry.

Some sense of the bounce the F-35Cs are experiencing can be seen in this video, at about the 7:00 and 9:00 minute marks.

It’s OK. Not the best of this series (“Best In Show”, “A Mighty Wind”, etc.) but still quite amusing.

Ladies and Gentlemen:

Forgive my ignorance on this, but what is the advantage of this layout and that of the Deltawing, with the narrow front track? Handling? Weight? Aero? If there’s no distinct advantage over a more conventional four wheels on the corners layout, than what’s the point? Why bother?

“We blew the shit out of that over-priced motherfucker...”

Contact!

They should be requesting HIS autograph. Way to go, Burke!

To prevent visual obstruction from dust like this, would it be useful to wet down the dirt similar to what they do with baseball infields? Just a quick dousing with a water truck or fire truck or hose? Not enough to make it muddy, just a bit to prevent the dust.

First thing I thought of, too: The lineout. The fact that these were Aussie boys means there’s definitely a direct connection from one sport to the other here.

“More torque than god” Love it. So, just curious, what is god’s torque rating? And, is he measured in pound-feet or Newton meters?

I believe some of the tire changers have extra nuts taped or tack-glued to their helmets.