Right?!? MotoGP has got the most exciting racing on the planet, and somehow gets no love in North America.

You know, this is the first season in MotoGP history where 8 different riders have won races. Ducati, Suzuki, and two satellite riders in the mix, all at the same time. It’s made for some unpredictable and crazy-awesome racing.

Ah! The American solution! Pew pew!

The Viper hasn’t “aged well”?

America is capable of making rockets that fucking land on boats and HD is only just now getting to 4 valves & water cooling? How embarrassing.

It’s the everyman’s two-wheeled Bentley

Yeah, but the things they’re announcing that are new in this new engine are completely lacklustre. Wow, water cooling, 4 valves per cylinder in a pushrod engine, it’s like 1978 all over again.

V-twin does not exclusively mean Harley. Indian, Victory, Aprilia, Ducati, Moto Guzzi, et. al. would fall happily into that club.

‘MURICA...FUCK YEAH!!!

You lost me at 1,000 pounds.

$40K.....CRACK PIPE.

Your last sentence is far too much work for the average person.

Those are all good ideas. He also could have somehow, magically talked all of our allies into invading Russia, and ousting Putin from leadership. The real world isn’t a Risk game. You take a carrier group over there, and what if they move in a similar fashion? What if an accident happens and someone gets shot at?…

The average Chinese person isn’t waiting to be free. They are working to put food on the family table, not giving two sh*ts about some silly power plays at the diplomatic table.

Yeah, you shouldn’t have admitted you are Taiwanese. There goes your claim of being unbiased.

By the way, I’m Taiwanese. My ancestors came from China, so don’t even think about playing the race card.

I mean, you might not be racist, but being Taiwanese sort of lends you to even more potential bias.

Isn’t he Australian? That’s probably the least dangerous living organism he’s encountered in his lifetime.

So let’s make it even more dangerous? Especially for those people on a motorcycle?

I was born in Hong Kong, I grew up in Hong Kong till the early 2000's.
I'm not sure if things have changed drastically over the years or not, but I've seen my share of Hong Kong women and I think part of the problem is the expectations of HK women in general.