You could always open up a nuclear plant. The one I interned at was covered up in wildlife, especially ducks that liked roaming the parking lots.

No, it isn't. I remember being 14 and forced to read it and it just felt so eye-rolling-ly dull.

I'm glad I'm not the only one who didn't like this book.

I'm more concerned that Gawker has an agenda of convincing everyone that Tony Stewart is a murderer.

SV is never the answer. Shit bikes in stock form.

Even though I agree with that technique, I've noticed it isn't so easy when you've had a big 'off' and you're shaking from adrenaline while trying to pick the bike up.

It's like when people drive around cities in station wagons with expensive bike racks on top and obscure stickers on the back glass to make themselves appear more interesting when they're just as boring and miserable to be around as the rest of the population. It's like the Jeep Wrangler or Harley Davidson of fashion.

I hope someone on here can help you! That's a ridiculous amount of money to pay for mileage on a lease car; it almost sounds like exploitation >.>

As the service manager said that about my mother, I was still driving her hand-me-down car that she gave me for college and the original clutch lasted 270k + miles thanks in part to her driving.

I know the service manager at the VW dealership that my mom takes her Jetta to attempts to rip her off every time she visits. They wanted to sell her a battery for $200 after her current one tested 'bad'... I told her to wait because it wasn't showing any obvious signs of dying. I did a little bit of tinkering and it…

It would be kind of neat if car companies built really nice go-cart tracks and for the cost of an average tablet or smart phone, you could rent a legitimately nice shifter cart from March to November and let people experience all the sensations of being on a full-size track. Horsepower by itself is a cheap thrill that…

I've seen people on CL ask $3000 for early model Broncos in the same condition...

My ex-girlfriend worked on a project with NASA in Huntsville setting up computer weather models to help with air transportation in South America, however given my association to her, that makes whatever benefits it reaped absolutely worthless.

... Commuting on I-565 and University can't be that much better, right?

Actually, that appears to be a regular ole' 2V GT, most likely a 99-00'ish judging by the spoiler and hood. Embrace the 14 second quarter miles!

... So you live in Huntsville...

The reliability of these cars is absolutely shocking.

It would seem that my 1999.5 Jetta with the SOHC 2.0 is uber reliable only because it is so miserable to drive for more than 10 minutes, it only chooses to live to spite me.

Somewhere, I just imagine a team of Chemical Engineers bathing in an oil tanker ship filled with cash.

I could tell that in video #3 that the guy, from his appearance to his behavior, had to be military and suffering some kind of PTSD before ever reading the back history. That doesn't excuse his behavior, but I think it reflects how little our country is paying attention to mental health. Maybe the guy's mental state…