When were you at Fort Sill? I lived on that base in the early 90’s. Thankfully my dad’s job meant we didn’t have to move much. The transition to civilian settings was jarring for me as well. Just didn't feel quite right and it was hard to fit in.

I never had that issue. I really liked that question because then I could say that I was born in Germany because my father is serving in the Army.

Fire and hand grenades for airbags? Damn Ferrari you scary!

I need this.

It’s currywurst.

Hidden Gas fillers. I like the look of clean undisturbed quarter panels.

Turned on

Replaced by that shit they're phasing out now.

It is made to look like you are charging forward. Think of a flag on a car, when moving forward the field of stars will be on the right.

I get the feeling little can be done. Dillion’s car got pushed into another car and when his car started to go over it created a situation where his speed and the way the vehicle was facing generated lift.

That was a very terrible sight watching it on tv, the view from the stands is further shocking. Thankfully everything worked as it should.

Both are two of the biggest (with German being the largest) ancestral groups in the U.S., your point?

Carl crashed a plate car! Well, hopefully he gets it out of his system now so he doesn't ruin someone else's day as he often does at the plate races.

It has an American engine.

Snap understeer.

You'd be surprised.

You DO NOT need 4x4 to off-road. Many trophy trucks are 2WD. Most, save for the rockiest and muddiest, terrain is accessible to a 2WD truck with decent suspension travel.

Not a sledge hammer, this is a Ball-peen hammer.