I’ve read this story somewhere else but I ain’t even mad, if I had this story I would tell it lots too

Like every turbo’d engine, it depends on how you drive them. You get all the fuel benefits of a smaller displacement engine until the turbo spools up, then you get even worse MPG than a higher displacement engine. It’s pretty brilliant to dodge CAFE ratings, engineering the vehicles to pass only when driven like no…

I’m flagging your post for egregious use of commas

Unfortunately, splitting is definitively prohibited pretty much in all other states and you will earn a ticket if you are caught. Though I’d consider that a minimal risk - the big risk is how road rage CRAZY drivers get when they see you go past or about to go past. Being murdered by vehicle is far more risky in my…

You’re going real hard on this whole diorama thing

Ugh. I have those same Oakley flak jackets, though I don’t use them except for v-ball and running. Still, I feel like I have to snap them in half after seeing that picture.

It’s such an obvious outcome of natural evolution. Over time, the makers will engineer vehicles to do the test well, if not the actual intended performance. All systems and tests, when left unattended, will have their takers evolve to exploit the test to pass.

Well, in purely a technical sense, amount of intake is directly applicable as calories derived from the major macronutrient sources of fat, sugar and carbohydrates directly correllate to calories, of which will change your muscle and bodyfat depending on the workload need and basal metabolic rate. If you intake more…

Pizza Hut has undergone a transformation and their pizza no longer resembles orange grease sponge. They actually have a series of skinny pizzas that are about a third of the normal dough, and come out to far less calories per slice than most pizzas.

Going out to eat is often like tripping a booby trap - the portions are *so* gigantic, especially after you’ve been eating decently clean and know what 500 calories of food looks like. Cheesecake Factory pasta is like a 2800 calorie death star!