traffic fines and asset forfeiture

The goofy thing about these little towns is that they’re often situated on highways that have a higher speed limit going into and out of town. This leads to a “step down” and “step up” speed limit transition. Extreme example would be 65 down to a 35 in 10mph increments. The police in these speed trap towns will…

As someone who feels that the anti-semitism label is often used inappropriately - this is not one of those times. Musk is undeniably making anti-semitic statements.

Your mom was fair game for me last night. 

I get a kick out of how you can see the marks in the carpet where it’s been vacuumed with a hand-held unit. Sprucing it up for the sale—good job.

It’s my good fortune that my bride doesn’t frequent this site and that it’s all the way to the left coast. Clean WA 850 wagon that looks solid for a bit more than fuggit money? That’s NP right there. Could the buyer pick up a case of Ranier for me and drop it off on the way back? Much obliged.

I would offer 3K and they can keep the subwoofer. NP

It’s a runner, NP. I’m not sure I completely trust the seller’s stewardship of it, but I’ve learned from experience that a car well maintained early in life can often survive some missteps by a later owner and still be a solid citizen.

That driver’s going to be in the comments here one day, lamenting how they loved that car until ‘it got T-boned by a bus’, like it wasn’t their fault.

Chargers once again proving why they’re the American Altimas.

Having lived in both of those areas, I recommend the writer rent a sporty car and see how they deal with Midwestern potholes before committing to a sporty car. As much as I enjoyed my Veloster while living in Chicago, I had to be ready to replace some tires. A Crosstrek is probably the real best answer, but the roads…

Honestly surprised no employees of these predatory towing companies have been shot yet.  

You mean this guy? The clearly not-gutless guy cowering as “patriots” “peacefully” exercised their “rights” by attacking Congress:

no he doesn’t. it was pure posturing. He wasn’t going to do a thing.

Hilarious posturing.

Punchlines aside, what we are seeing play out here is fun stage of decline where an elected official is the same “type” of person as the fucking boss of the teamsters union. There used to be a few degrees of separation between the two things, but now its just the same goddam person.

It’s actually pronounced “Mar-KWAY-nay,” thank you very much.

Aside from being an asshole, the politician sure has some balls. If this was back in the nineties, talking to a teamster boss like likely would result in a “mysterious disappearance,” followed by a mysterious reappearance floating face down in the Hackensack river.

Speaking about the incident with Mullin on Fox News on Tuesday night, Sean Hannity praised Mullin’s actions, saying any other response would have been “gutless.”

“I’m supposed to represent Oklahoma values.”