death camps is actually the only thing you might choose other than AoQ, so I’ll allow it. the mags are so fucking good though. currently moshing at my stand up desk.

of all the sketchy cars in all the backwoods places in this country...i do think alaska has got them beat for sheer number of sketchy cars driving around.

i switched from signing my emails “Thanks,” to “Cheers,” for certain people. we’re in this together

the oil companies engaged in an aggressive propaganda campaign claiming that new tax structures would stimulate production and thus get us more money. we voted ourselves into this fate

4 wheelers, atvs, side by sides, whatever you call them, are a scourge to wilderness everywhere.

if that was my car i would also keep it on my front porch

their journey ends in death regardless, so...

coke, amphetamines...whats the diff really?

i just cant figure out a way to use ONE streaming service and therefore cant bring myself to pay for any of them.

my dad bought a barn find e30 a couple years back. I will not divulge what he paid, for it would make us all very angry.

i can’t wait til theyre worth next to nothing and I can pick one up cheap. have you seen these things lately? a far cry from your uncle’s winnebago...

boomers invested money because they had money to invest. dollars don’t go nearly as far as they used to, bud. Sure, they worked, but they were able to send themselves to college or support a family from most jobs that were available, and had money left over to invest it. I’m not saying you’re all wrong; but theres…

most of my “millenial” friends have a 5 year old phone with a broken screen they can’t afford to fix, work 2 jobs to rent places that are too expensive to be able save up for a down payment on a place to own, drive a car thats at least 10 years old or don’t drive at all, soooo....your description reminds me much more…

“allowed to move back in”.... at 25 years old. Wow. Just wow.

I was 50 miles north of fairbanks alaska on an old mining road, i crossed a creek that had overflowed the road and was glare ice at a pretty steep angle down the creek bed. I got across fine, but on the way back out to the ‘main’ (gravel) road, the back end of the suburban slipped out, and the whole thing slid down…

Two sets of tires costs two sets of tires, it’s just more front loaded. It’s not like you’re using both at the same time...

I mean, you’re not wrong, but what are you gonna do? I’m fine with 200k miles out of a car

Agreed. But not where I live.

by suv, keep stock tires on “because 4wd”

real shit