What I learned from this experience is simple: most pickup truck owners don’t care what they need. They care only what they want.

That is exactly what he was saying. To anyone with even a moderate degree of exposure to the last months of debates, this is completely obvious.

More disingenuous reporting from Gawker.

Here’s an idea: Leave the damn cars ALONE! They’re not yours, and unless you’re from code enforcement, they’re not your concern.

GTFO

You could say 1974. It was the first year of the post-musclecar era. Sure there were still Corvettes and Trans-Am's and Roadrunners but they were sad imitations of the former models. 1974 was also the year that most chrome bumpers were morphed into plastic and emission controls choked a 455 cubic inch behemoth into…

Almost as good as “The Dark Night.”

Russ Wheeler.

Judging by the number of times he shot without hitting his target, I wonder if this was the cop in question.

Clip:

Dredd wouldn't miss.

A promotion?

I think just the hood flying in the air was a Camaro hood. Did they really wreck a car or just show the hood flying?

You’re overestimating the performance slightly. JZA80s are heavy and ~320bhp in a car that weighs 1570kg isn’t exactly an even match against one that weighs 1350kg and puts out 375bhp. It might be a close race but the Supra driver would have a hard time, Especially if the 355 had the optional F1 transmission.

Jalops be like “PART IT OUT!”

That’s just stupid talk. Unions are a good thing and have done great things for the American worker AND American Businesses.

Yes, because non-union shops in the US have similar working conditions to this.

As this isn’t in America, nor would it be allowed in America, no we don’t.

Not in america, we have OSHA and there ridiculous rules, child labor laws, a minimum wage, etc... in India however, they could probably use a union due to the fact they are working like someone from America did in 1906. And then unions were created and the cost of manufacturing got to high causing outsourcing of…

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