Enjoyed reading about your journey, Wes. I have been hearing of how beautiful B.C. is and this makes me want to go even more.

Dude. I was supposed to get my dad's 3000GT for my first car. Right before I was becoming of driving age ...he had to sell it. Thanks a lot ...why don't you come pour salt on the wound you've reopened!

This will not baby or kid. My dad had one and my (at the time) 10 year old sister couldn't fit in the back seat without having her feet up on the other seat in the back. Leg room in the back was ...lacking.

Cool thanks!

Great so I can go get a novice license and a conceal & carry online! America!!!

What? If you're correcting my grammar; it wasn't wrong...

That's not bad at all. I still need a roll bar though; correct?

Didn't know that about getting a novice license online. Thanks for the tip!

So then not just "anyone" lol. Although it is a public road...

You shouldn't be texting/making calls while driving, sir!!!

Clearly you've not yet heard of acid rain. If it wasn't for the growth of industry; rain wouldn't ever be a harmful. But it is harmful. That being said; you're right to be driving your car and not completely babying it. Cheers

Reminds me of the time my buddy decided to see if my car cigaret lighter worked...it did.

Makes sense...though this asset forfeiture law is dwarfed by National Defense Authorization Act, that was snuck in while everyone was celebrating New Year's in 2012. This allows the government to detain anyone indefinitely without trial just so long as they suspect you might be a terrorist.

Not if you take quicker to mean "more aware". If she were a player in Madden her awareness rating would be one...if it were zero she'd be dead or at least she'd be on IR.

This scares me a bit...could this be another Chinese attempt at population control? Partly joking, but this is, in all seriousness, the stupidest of modern "advances" I have ever seen and like you said, "It's okay to put your phone away when you're outside. Try doing it more. It's good for you."

Your opening statement brings to mind the old adage; 'There are no bad dogs; only bad owners' 0r in this case 'individual cops aren't the issue; the system in which they operate is.'

Haha. I knew there was a joke there somewhere.

"Yeeeeeesh. Torsos, necks, and heads do not work like that." <Tell that to Linda Blair.

"Pedestrians are detected simply as moving, column-shaped blurs..." <Hahaha.

This makes me a saaaad panda. ;(