Say what you want about homeboy’s complete lack of basic self-preservation instincts, but he fucking stuck that landing.

As someone who yearly makes the trek from Ohio to Ocean City for H2Oi, there are a lot of things I feel compelled to shed light on for the sake of not only clarity, but hopefully some productive thought that might help things going forward.

I have an 06 G35x. Test-drove a Q50 once just for the heck of it. Not exactly the same hoonigan type of car the G’s are - more refined and grown up. The G is a great car but personally I don’t think I’d stick around with Infiniti for my next one, and I’m not even considering the auto vs manual argument here.

For looks I think the Q60 and ATS-V are the best looking midsized sporters around.

Same goes for me, though used. I have had a G35 coupe, G37 coupe, and 2 G37 sedans(one was sadly totalled by a texting driver). All have been manuals and this new Q makes me look elsewhere.

Sandy was called a “superstorm” because when it hit Northern NJ and NYC it was no longer a hurricane - but still massive, and it came in at just the right angle to create maximum flood damage in low-lying coastal areas.

Sad when there are a dozen people running towards this saying “I knew it was going to happen!”

Congrats on proving the stereotype pal!

I used this a couple days ago, but it’s necessary to share again.

How on earth am I supposed to carry ladies and gentlemen? I’m not a fucking bus.

It looks like he fought...

So you know how to raise his kid better than he does? Kid seems safe enough...what about kids who play with farm equipment before first grade.

Who cares what you or your kid do in your own driveway...Damn Nanny states.

This reminds me a lot of the movies that came out in the early-mid 90's. They’re about a young person fighting the system to help his creature friend; it’s essentially if Free Willy and E.T. had a baby that was only ever allowed to watch Transformers and Cars on a non-stop loop.

This seems amazing!

I used to love watching the Pink Panther as a kid, along with the companion shows The Ant and the Aardvaark and The Inspector.

The naming contest was only open to US airmen and women and their families, along with Air Force retirees.