Basically, at least one foot on the ground at all times.

Which is precisely the reason it seems so stupid. Why would you racewalk when you can run faster, easier? It just seems like this contrived sport. I guess a lot of our sports are contrived, but most don’t seem so obviously in opposition to what a human body is made for. Case in point: If you’re being chased by a…

I wouldn’t have tried to catch that Pokemon either, look what happened to the last guy!

There’s a big difference in the seats. The Mustang seats seem like they will comfortably hold a 250lb guy in place in the corners, but if you’ve got more of a racer’s build, not carrying around a bunch of extra weight, the Recaro’s in the ST will provide a much more secure position for aggressive driving, instead of…

It was someone who had spent a lot of money on cheats, not someone making the cheats.

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I just ate at Chipotle today. And yesterday. Mmmm, Chipotle!

It provides resistance on the way out, when your weight is pushing it out. It provides assistance on the way back when your actually working your abs. It makes the exercise easier, not harder. Which might be what you want if you’re just getting into using these. You might outgrow the need for the assistance after a…

It provides resistance on the way out, when your weight is pushing it out. It provides assistance on the way back…

Love the grey one. Love the compact little exhaust. Nice that there’s no need to upgrade it.

He meant it’s unlikely you’ll get bumped at all if you already have a seat assignment, so the only way to take advantage of the compensation would be to volunteer to get bumped. In the unlikely scenario you did get involuntarily bumped, you would of course still receive the higher compensation.

See! That too!, and I’ll bet you’ve never even flown a starfighter in zero-gravity combat.

Their shields didn’t seem very effective... Could’ve had one loop out at a time. Also considering what an ace pilot Anakin was, you think he would’ve taken them out even quicker than he did. Getting old maybe?

Yes but “their small starfighters are too fast for our laser turrets. We’ll have to engage them directly” (paraphrased) makes me think they could have done something a little more effective. And y’know, somehow the Millenium Falcon did it...

I could see the first one having to maintain his trajectory while his targeting computer locked on, but to have the guys behind just be target practice? We’ll defend you by being a completely defenseless kill for Vader. It seems like they could have come up with pretty much any other strategy and had it be more…

I did just watch IV, (which I’ve seen many times, but originally in the theater when it came out, at age 7) and this time I just really noticed how bad it was. The whole attack on the Death Star, where they’re just flying down the trench going “hold your position” and getting picked off by Vader. Like they couldn’t do…

It’s most effective to start watching them when you’re 8 years old and easily amazed. If you just watch them as an adult, you might be like “Why are people so obsessed over these horribly acted movies with stupid predictable plot lines.” I think it’s because they were released when there was a lot of excitement about…

Remember when the X-wings were flying through the trench on the Death Star in IV, and their method of “covering” the leader was simply flying in a straight line sort of behind him, so that Vader would shoot them first. No evasive maneuvers, no doing a loop to get behind the Tie Fighters and mess them up. Pretty much…

Exactly.

Actually if you’re going more than 15mph under the speed limit, you’re required to have your hazard lights on because of the danger it poses for other drivers going the speed limit.

Wouldn’t it be higher for an AWD car though? Although what really matters to going fast is the power at the wheels anyway...