They took down all of the information needed so they can follow up. The person who was trying to make it to the actual clinic was a Deputy. Here’s an article about it, note the picture credits and you’ll see the last name matches a poster in this thread who put up pictures and volunteered at the original event,

What? No pics of the dude running around shirtless? Saw the interview with the crew last night. Sounds like they had everything they had at the clinic.

I saw the story on the news last night. The entire crew was stuck with them, so they had backup (ambulance) and the paperwork so those vaccinated could get the followup. One dude was apparently so excited he ran around shirtless in the snow!

It really all depends on what explosive your friend will be using. It does help if the pipe they plan to use is non-sparking if they plan on using something flammable like gunpowder. But if they’re using a stable explosive there’s not much of a worry. The real trick is getting your hands on that stable explosive…

I’ve been slowly reading “The Challenger Launch Decision” by Diane Vaughan. Interesting (and very dry, academic) read. ‘Normalization of Deviance’ is how she describes the internal culture problem NASA had that allowed this to occur. Even without that field joint problem, as seen when Columbia burned up, it was bound…

Since the Golf R is being made in greater numbers and with a motor that’s, shall we say, known to be a bit more robust, I’m hoping to make one out of one those down the road. I’ll tell the wife it’s my post-mid-life crisis / pre-retirement car.

Then you and your friend are lucky. Bipolar and un-medicated can lead to some very, very messy shit. Doesn’t need to be a huge NFL player to end the same way either.  It just takes the perfect storm of chemical imbalance and triggers and a 100 pound girl can do the same exact thing.

Nah, that thing is going to start to eat his bank account unless he replaces everything under the hood.  I suppose you could roll the dice on rebuilding the entire car, but it’s just not worth it.  That’s the kind of car you buy, give it the safari treatment and trailer to a rally event knowing you’ll be replacing…

Well, the first step to recovery is recognizing that you have a problem. So good luck with the rest of it. And if you need help moving from being ‘nice’ to ‘kind’, look up the definition of nice, buried toward the bottom should be the original definitions of the word, Middle English - stupid, Latin - ignorant.  I use…

I’m just glad I’m looking at a future where there won’t be a diesel smoke spewing tailpipe at the same level as my fresh air intake. And then there’s the benefits for the kiddos in the damn things.  Particulate emissions are hell on tiny lungs.

That Atlas actually looks pretty good like that! I image searched harlequin paint and saw a Mitsu Evo, a Lada, a Porsche, a Corsa, Audi TT, ok, 2 more Porsches, a Miata, an E36 and a TON of VW’s. The Bug actually looks the worst of all of them. The color scheme works best on flat panels. There was even a render of a…

I saw one in the green, second column, middle, going the other direction. It’s Viper Green Metallic, same as my bug and I almost yanked on the handbrake to follow it.  Totally missed my chance to order one in that color. Audi had a few wagons available in those colors for a while and missed that window too.

You can’t wash bacteria off a chicken, or any other piece of meat for that matter, using water. Microscopic bacteria and organisms don’t just rinse off of anything. Even if you used copious amounts of soap in this washing process you still would miss any bacteria embedded in the meat, under the skin, etc. This is the…

I dunno... those nuts that stormed the Capital seemed pretty excited...

That’s one thought, but I need to finish another project before I send a car in for a complete tear down and full on paint job... and if I do that, I’m going with Viper Green Metallic.

Dear Diary, today I purchased a new car! It’s completely automated and even came with a helpful little mascot called Clippy! He asks me cute questions like if he can help me choose a destination! I love it!

It’s like any other problem, first you have to admit you have a problem... then you have to go tell another person (a doctor) that your... um... hey... you know... ‘it’... isn’t working doc.

This is what came to mind when I read the original post... unique, stupidly fast if optioned correct, definitely a bad decision car, but should be fun as hell.

I’ve been debating doing that to my 2015 GTI... seeing it like this really makes me want to pull the trigger on getting it wrapped now.

I’ve been debating getting my 2015 GTI wrapped as like a Harlequin.