In Williston ND at the hight of the oil boom (2011-2012) , McDonalds was paying $12-$15 /hour AND had a $500 signing bonus*. How did they pay for it? Prices went up by $1 and the Dollar Menu went away.

For some reason that car reminds me of a 1980’s direct to VHS movie car;

The passenger side A-arm bushings in my 95 civic are completely toast. I have the bushings, I bought a press from Harbor Freight to install them. But the idea of going out of the air conditioning into the garage is just so unappealing.

Then the horse gets Disorderly Conduct / Detox citation. Up to a $500 fine and/or possible community service hours (mowing the grass in the park seems to be a popular request).

Fun Fact: In North Dakota riding a horse on a public road while intoxicated is considered a DUI.

Please, Please, PLEEEEAAAASSSEEEEE, tell me I can by a Koenigsegg “Emergency Hammer” on their website.

You’ve basically just described my motorcycling this summer.

1> Not forgetting, just moving on. Congrass has already punished the IRS in a “guaranteed to not fix the actual problem” way.

Not generally a fan of vigilante justice squads, but I’ve got a baseball bat and you have a truck....

The laws and rights that you enjoy as an American were created and founded on Christian values.

Keep in mind GM, Ford, and FCA already sell basic work trucks for sub $25K. Trucks go for $60K+ because its what the costumer wants.

Only the ones sold at www.forttroff.com

Late 70’s-early 80’s GM B-Bodies. Best rally cars. Ever.

It’s about ethics is automotive journalism.

I swear there’s an AMC concept from the 70’s that had the same idea.

Only in Dukes Of Hazard reruns.

Can Obama focus instead of mental health of people and either help them out or keep them out.

The one thing that does need to end, is no knock warrants.

Hamms is what you buy for “work” parties. Like a landscape party, house painting party, moving party. Any kind of gathering that you need the labor of friend and aquaintacnes in exchange for food and drink. By providing Hamms you meet the requirement to provide beer but ensure that more work than beer drinking is…

Yeah, no. I got a chance to chat with one of the test engineers that worked on the KLR-D. He said they were thrilled to get more than 5k miles between rebuilds on the production model.