And if we make the FMVSS compatible with the rest of the world, then the 25-year cutoff would soon be but a memory.

He may (personally I doubt it) be well meaning, but he is still completely removed from reality. None of these techniques have much of a chance of working, even for a skilled fighter, and are much more likely to get someone needlessly killed or maimed.

I learned how to tie a bowtie from Youtube (not gonna lie, it took hours). I still don’t think I’d be able to do it if there was an assailant trying to stop me.

I am getting it from context; too lazy to search for her.

Would those cop lovers want to live here, I wonder?

Turkey and Iran are similar (which proves your point).

Anyone who tells the police (or their wife, or a judge) that they had “six beers and two mixed drinks” had at least twelve beers and four shots.

Well, we are separate people after all. Hell, I don’t even like visiting friends who live in buildings with doormen.

Ooh, I took the photo of the CTS-V - proud Wikinerd.

Potato, potahto.

300 miles a day seems not unreasonable for an Uber driver somewhere outside of majorly dense areas.

Imagine always sitting next to a sixteen-year-old with a learner’s permit. Sounds horribly stressful.

Looking around convinces me that apparently it is.

Restaurants do things to food that I cannot do myself (like cook four different dishes and bring them to our table simultaneously). I am a hundred times better at filling up my car than gas station attendants are.

That’s some Monty Python shit right there. It would be a great skit.

Same. Having to force another person to do something so menial and unnecessary makes me feel like a garbage human being.

Well, we both clicked it, didn’t we?

Yep. Spent a few months living in Berlin, and was chatting with some 19-year-olds drinking beer in the street outside of a deli in a so-so neighborhood (Wedding). There was a sofa to sit on out in the street, and the upholstery was intact even though it had been there for months. The teens, and everyone else, threw…

How much did he spend on this “multiple-beam road lighting equipment?” He should have spent whatever it was on insurance; then he would’ve been able to finish said burger in peace.

Whenever I have been badly hit, I always insist that I am fine and tell the offender (if there is one) not to worry and just go on their way. I think it’s a common reaction, a mix of shock and the hope that you are actually not injured. For the driver to accept this at face value and just leave is unacceptable…