I have to agree with this statement. People who blind everyone else so that they can see, because they are too lazy/incompetent to fix their own cars should have their licences suspended. It’s such an “I only care about me” thing to do.

“Instead of fixing it, I drove around for a couple weeks using my brights, because I’m a lazy asshole.” 

You know...because of the implication.

You’re that submarine guy who murdered that reporter aren’t you.

Holy shit you sound incredibly creepy.

Oh you mean the guy who was doing his job messed up the guy who shouldn’t have been driving? Boo hoo.

The thin blue line represents the police officer role of separating the good from the bad while creating order from chaos. The thin blue line on black is a memorial or a connection or memory between Officers killed in the line of Duty and those who continue with their duties in the present.

Jeep. Wrangler.

It was a Netherlands F-16AM:

I wish the Camel Trophy was still a thing. I’m surprised it hasn’t been brought back now that ‘overlanding’ is so popular.

Fairly typical self centered thinking at work it seems. Most drivers who do this see water over the road and think “my vehicle is a <insert whatever> and it can get through that np”. What they don’t think about is, while it may be less than a foot of water over the road, they have no idea what that water has done…

For going around a police barricade I’d hope she gets fines and possible license suspension too.

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Am I the only one not crazy about it?

Then you might want to remove your NASA astronaut avatar. You know, since the only people who have been on the moon are Americans.

<calls entire country stupid while using poor/lazy grammar and questionably cohesive sentences>

The fundamental basis of your article if flawed. How would paying all that money for insurance have saved you any money out of pocket at 24? It would have cost you the insurance costs but because you haven’t met the deductible yet you’d still have had to pay that out of pocket as well. And guess what? When you have…

D.B. Pooper

We do not build carriers to fight naval battles against China and Russia. We build carriers to project air power anywhere in the world, at any time, whether we have accessible air bases with mission permission or not. That is what carriers have been used for since World War II and will continue to be used for.

“Easy to sink.” People who don’t know what they are talking about shouldn’t write articles pretending to know what they are talking about.