That’s not a catch fence, just a tall chain link fence, and the stands are far too close to the track. These cars seem to get air and bounce around far more than any others, but the tracks seem to have the least safety of any of them.

Diesel might be hard to find. The 7.3L sells for a fortune, even with tons of miles, the other diesel isn’t hitting on much. A 4x4 with the 5.4L gas motor is all you need unless you’ll be towing huge loads on the normal.

Not a single east coast entry? I’m sure resorts in the Rockies are better, but not a single one?

I was a little disappointed that it didn’t reappear at the end. Especially with Aurellio’s role in the movie. Maybe it was just meant to be a funny cameo type deal, maybe that leads the inevitable Chapter 3.

There were several times the theater I was in erupted in laughter, did one of those sharp inhales, or a collective “Dayum!”

Rust holes don’t count!

Use tax act, it’s cheaper (if not free), it’s user friendly. Most people should be able to do their taxes themselves (not saying they can, but they should be able to). Until you start getting rental properties, side businesses, and other very unusual transactions, a tax pro isn’t needed (source: I was a tax pro). If…

Well, that’s what I’m thinking anyway. Every headline I see posted from the root is political, so that seems logical, but this is Gawker we’re talking about.

FA used to be about military hardware, now it’s just another place for Gawker writers to complain about Trump. I’d read about the newest helicopter in a heartbeat, this is just more nonsense I try to avoid (I clicked this article solely for the comments).

It used to focus on military hardware (jets, vehicles, helo’s, etc.), now its just another branch of the site formerly known as Gawker. It’s all political, and all about complaining against the right, conservatives, GOP, etc.

The weather Saturday night was pretty miserable, but I had a blast this year. Can’t wait to go again!

Well, seeing as only Duke had players in foul trouble, it seems like foul equality would have favored Duke even more. UNC benefited from whistle swallowing just as much as you seem to think Duke did, so you can leave that straw argument on the table.

Nah, that was Tatum on his dunk.

The game was so much better than normal, because the refs swallowed their whistles (both sides), and let the teams get into rhythm. The first half was outstanding basketball, mostly because there were so few interruptions. Take note, referees.

Went to the Daytona 24 for the first time this year. It was absolutely glorious falling asleep to the sounds of the cars going by.

Most likely lots in the case of Ford. I remember reading an article at one time pointing out that most of their complaints were Sync based, and people that just didn’t know how to operate it.

I think that’s one of the things that makes me despise them the most. Brady is an astonishing QB, Bellicheck is a master strategist, but the ridiculous amount of luck going their way is just frustrating beyond belief. It’s like if you see a tip or a drop that goes against them, you get a gut-crunching feeling because…

Even with the catch, I knew they’d find a way. They’re the luckiest team I’ve ever seen in my life. Either something miraculous happens for them (Edelman catch), or something terrible happens to/within the other team (Ryan taking a sack on what should have been a run play, Wilson’s goal line INT on what also should…

As I told a buddy of mine last night, it felt like watching the Braves. They got up early, but you just had the sense that they’d figure out some way to blow it. And they did. Much like many of Bobby Cox’s post-season decisions, the Falcon’s play calling made me mad enough to chew nails.

Yup, fumble wasn’t his fault. The sack was. He should have been going WTF to the play call, and should have had in his mind front and center to throw it away if anything not perfect happens.