People are designed to drive cars

Cast Iron skillets make food taste better the more they are used.

Agreed, if I bought one those would be taken off and painted to match the rest of the car.

I always think of Filtering being what is heading to the front at a stop light. I think of lanesplitting being in moving traffic.

I know several seniors who fear autonomous driving, but I think they are really going to be the best to benefit from it. My grandparents could have stayed at home for a few more years if they could have made it to the grocery store on their own.

It’s age discrimination to not allow 9 year olds to drive because of their age. As long as we can prove that a loss of ability to drive safely correlates with advanced age, we should be fine testing for that loss of ability.

It shouldn’t be. But people are punished for doing nothing illegal every day. So in that context it is a privilege.

A driver of color has a lot more reasons to feel unable to bitch at a cop like that.

It also may be worth noting that Smith enjoyed a confidence talking so freely and contemptuously to a police officer that I suspect many other people wouldn’t expect to have, at least not without the involvement of firearms.

The cameras are at the front of the car, not in the cabin. The need to creep is much smaller.

St. Vincent St. Mary vs Oak Hill, 2002

Mine usually start when I am torquing a bolt according to the factory service manual and the stud snaps off. Yamaha wheel hub and Honda oil filter cover to be specific.

Sure I have that little warning that says, “Hey man...maybe you shouldn’t operate heavy machinery” and I say, “ok fine I’ll take my motorcycle. Thanks for the conversation, tiny bottle.”

The average LLV runs 16 miles per day at 10.4mpg. Rural mail trucks vary wildly and are typically privately owned vehicles.

No one blinks an eye at a topless man—no matter his cup size.

The nearest top tier certified gas station for me. None of my bikes have more than a 5 gallon tank anyway.

The name “Kelly” probably doesn’t help.

Why not both. I like to think I am a decent person. I could be convinced to be a cop. I’d want to be paid a premium for the shitty hours and the hazardous situations the job puts you in. I’ll do it for $110k. I don’t see how people smart enough to work other jobs for more would accept the schedule and risk of being a…

And its a city, so parking is bad, and a damn Dodge Ram just parked in two of those spaces.

Yup. At my work there are 12 motorcycles in the parking lot on any given day. 3 are Harleys, 2 of those are men over 50 with grey hair, vanity helmet, and no gear. The other 9 are an absurdly wide variety from 250 dual sports to an S1000RR. All riders there are under 35.