I guess the first one is kinda like that

It is just another reminder of how a bomber that has had a tough time finding its identity has turned into an arsenal ship of choice for the murky terror wars of the new millennium.

if the load limit is 6 thousand she knows her truck is 30 tons. thats basic math, more than less than. It also looks like she couldn’t read dimensions either. Is she peeling the top off?

Elmo also asks to hold it for him

dammit doug, i just came across a nice S4 and you’ve riuned it for me

SUCH A GREAT MOVIE

I was stopped at a light a few cars in front and behind me, same with the lane next to me. As I’m waiting for the light to turn green, I hear an engine rev way the hell up the car next to me slams into the car in front of it full throttle. The only thing i can think off is her foot slipped off the pedal and she…

I’d still call it a subway (after calling it the T of course) as it doers spend a good amount of time underground. how about some elevated subway to mess with your head

Can you do this again with torque?

haha is this video shot by Rex Ryan?

I feel like that question is going to be continuously asked for a long long time to come

How does all this compare to WW2?. It seems like an awfully lot of people are involved, lots of people are fighting and dieing and lots of missions are happening. Could this compare to any point of ww2. I mean not ever day was storming Normandy

as an Architect, what better car could I have than one designed by an architect? and its awesome!

being a family man is a tough job

i split my leg open on a wave runner. I was not happy. (i was happy until that point tho)

thats what i did as well

so Febraury, Boston, every pothole will have a Volvo 20’ down the road with wheels looking just like that

Red Bull Winter Rush. Take a truck that is awesome to begin with and then add a few hundred metal spikes and race them up and down a ski slope.

i agree, pain in the calf.

i dont think functionable visibility was high on the priority list for any aspect of the Camaro during design