Easy: Front plate requirement. Ohio, requires it. Michigan (and damn near everyone else), not so much.

Scroll down to Obama and tell me if April 2017 falls within his term.

This may be a news flash for you but Obama wasnt the president in April, and a few years have passed since that statement.

This is a child’s mentality.

Yeah, I’m sure all of those fucking assholes passing on the shoulder are having medical emergencies...yeah. Just like in this specific case, right?!? Nope. Grammatical errors aside, I definitely side with the OP in this one.

Yeah, cause everyone shoulder passing is totally on their way to the hospital. There must be a shit ton of medical emergencies in my city. And they seem to disproportionately effect solo drivers of BMW’s. Crazy

I usually just ride half on the shoulder and half on the road with my work truck.

Nothing says I’m a fearless warrior to be taken seriously like a glorified tube top. But women’s empowerment and all that.

The only thing that can stop a bad guy with a bomb, is a good guy with a bomb. Good buy bombs only kill bad guys, so nothing to fear....but fear itself.

Because most of them on here haven’t driven it.

Yep. I’m really surprised I didn’t break my controller whenever Noctis decided to take an extra step forward, roll or worse DASH FORWARD. On top of that, the camera deciding to drop down and behind me instead of staying back and above me so I could clearly see what the hell I was doing >:[

Seriously though, screw the guy who decided to put a precision platforming dungeon into a game with such mushy, imprecise controls.

Most religious people are shitty, to be honest.

And don’t get me started on the people that want to bring sexism into it. I don’t think half the country said “no” to a woman, they said “no” to that woman.

It’s almost like there are multiple policy issues that people care about when picking a president. Weird.

Hey, everyone writing “What does this have to do with cars???” or “I’d dodge taxes too, if I could”: YOU’RE MISSING THE FUCKING POINT.

You’re falsely assuming that the tiny overall percentage of voters who went for Stein were protesting Clinton and not, you know, voting for their actual preferred presidential candidate. That’s not how democracy works.

While yes, one does pronounce the “e” at the end of German words, that is definitely not the norm in English. How do you pronounce “horse”, “worse”, “shoe”?

The only problem is, you will sound ninety times more douchey saying “Por-shuuuuh” in public. Around car people, maybe it’s okay, but in public you can be a normal person and say “porsh.”

So I guess we should say “doo-sha” now, too?