How about banning brodozer lifts in general? And slamming too. And all the rest of the homebrew idiocy you see on the roads.

Just impound crush the cars and be done with it.

Just impound the cars and be done with it.

Consider the source:

It looks like a dog dragging its ass across the carpet.

Meanwhile in North America...

Right. So the solution is to fence those poor chlidren in. How about a guard tower to make sure they don’t escape?

You could tell me that was a Lincoln and I’d believe it.

Oh Lord have mercy not using up all the public street parking:faints:

Glad you moved.  None of that happens in single family homes.  

Gorgeous?? 

I think we need to determine the most absolutely batshit insane, yet plausible automobile this can be shoehorned in to and make, let’s arbitrarily say two, trips down strip before turning the frame in to abstract art.

The real question is, what exactly do you put this thing in? A Dodge Durango? Maybe a MK4 Toyota Supra? Maybe go crazy and build a mid-engine minivan out of a Chrysler Pacifica? If you’ve got the kind of money to buy a 1,025-hp engine, something tells us the sky really is the limit.

1st: TSLA market cap as of this writing is $680B, that’s “Billion” with a P/E of 69.9. This still boggles my mind, there’s no way this company is worth that much and standard P/E ratios for investing is around 15, still lots of room for the shorts.

The EV conversions actually look like a great idea to me. But if it was me choosing a vehicle to convert, I’d pick a malaise-era land yacht like this:

If we’re being realistic, there’s an 80% chance he made up the “I got it stolen from me after I stole it” part to not be at fault for the damages.

Because it being unblocked does not prohibit the actual event from taking place. It’s also a public thoroughfare, so you can’t just take that away from the people. I totally get it if one of the hotels owned it and they wanted to limit access, or sell it, but this is a public bridge. This is basically government doing…