I agree... both are facts.

I have posted that link elsewhere in the comments.  

I agree with this.

>>Ban all racing.<<. If man was intended to go 230 mph, the lord would have let us run that fast. Any device that exceeds a humans top running speed is a work of the devil, I tell you.

>>I was really disappointed with a lot of fans commenting on Wickens’s post. Way too many comments trying to say this was a “driver problem” and not a “track problem.” How can they say that when the drivers, themselves, are having serious conversations with each other about driving safer at Pocono, specifically?…

The two things I would do are: a) effectively raise the height of the wall by mounting three rows of Armco where the fence is. No one is sitting behind those see-thru fences, so they could just as well be solid and b) put an out-of-bounds line down the Long Pond straight preventing three wide into that turn.

Your argument has been rejected.

I should have said impartial observer.

We are almost at the WWE stage of things with all the umpire arguments.  The game could exist perfectly without it.

Here are some facts for you:

Baseball is more interesting when the Yankees are hateable.

Oh yeah... one other thing.  I am 50% German.  I guess that is why as system designed to let shit lay everywhere half enrages me.

What if they were wing tips?

I think it is hilarious that you all act as if dockless is part of what makes these great... that this isn’t a bug, it’s a feature.

He must be tired of having all that extra money.

“He was a domestic abuser” pretty much shuts that down.

No. Scooters laying around *IS* the problem. And it isn’t “a few”. It is *ALL* the scooters laying around at times every day. These are not 100% utilized.... so literally every single one lays around for a significant part of their day.

Oh yes... and if this means the championship does not go to the last race, that is okay.

I LOVE this, Alanis!

So was John Lennon.  Different times for sure.