I noticed those. Wonderful of them to place them at bumper height...

I mentioned elsewhere later that I think this is an alley, not a proper street, and so the requirements for design are not necessarily as car-friendly.

Fuck that grass! What a pain-in-the-ass little patch to have to maintain. Should’ve been gravel anyway.

I mean, it’s a lot less thrilling, but yes, it’s possible i guess.

My guess is that this is an alley, based on how narrow the street is and how close all the driveways are. So the regulations are much less stringent about turnarounds and such, because its not a proper “street”.

In our area, the fire department requires 150 feet of street before requiring a hammerhead or a cul-de-sac at the end. My guess is that this is technically an alley, and their city ordinance doesn’t cover alleys the same as they do streets.

The civil designer in me is mentally trying to justify this shit design.

Wow, i got a whole one.

You’ve never been to Austin...

This is an under-rated comment.

David is an automotive lich-mage.

Sooooo grounded.

COTD

Take your star and get out.

I hope there’s a load-stop that can be installed behind the front seats...

Just curious, why did you increment with the power of two? Seems like a non-obvious solution. Is there a story behind that?

This. Granny gear or GTFO.

You’d never see this ad for an American market because car marketing in the U.S. is loathe to show The Brand’s products in anything other than pristine condition.

I like the look of the game overall, but man, his running animation looks like garbage...

To me, card-battling anime is the equivalent of watching things cook in the microwave - monotonous and boringly slow progression with occasional piques in interest. Also, see Dragonball series.