Listening to Tubby Uncle with Bird Legs get all skeevy with the girls brought a column of puke to the top of my throat.

A rule that’s stated and restated in every article about mountain biking technique and picking your line through a technical section of trail: Point your eyes where you want to go. Don’t stare at the thing you’re trying to avoid.

Avions Voisin. Saw this yesterday on My Classic Car’s FaceTube channel. It has an I-don’t-care-if-I’m-ugly arrogance to it.

That S52 isn’t the twitchy time bomb that Europe received in the E36 M3. This engine has a single VANOS and lower output, and the U.S. cars received a five-speed manual while Europe got a six-speed to play with. That’s a VANOS you don’t have to worry about blowing up and one less synchro to go bad, so win win, right?

or some mud, both of which are available widely at prices significantly less than $90,000.

Gawker really is circling the drain.

Once Hyundai adopted a “me too” big-fake-grille-bumper and the fake hood nostrils, the car became stupid anyway.

I wish Audi would let go of their huge fake grilles that are mostly a poorly hidden bumper. It makes the car look childish.

Man, bumper-obviously-through-the-huge-fake-grille needs to die, die, die.

A red 1990s Honda Civic that had the fatal wreck, crashing into the scene of another accident that a safety crew was already attending to on the track.

As Toyota will tell you, nothing makes a car faster than twatting up the exterior in stupid geegaws.

This is not the sort of behavior I expect of the Nobel laureates I have come to associate with NASCAR.

le poseur generation

The only things young people care about are brands and appearances. You have to look better than everything else in something that seems better than everything else

Agree partially.

“Could survive a crash” is not the same as “should survive a crash”.

When randomly distributed triangles substitutes for design, you’re ready for a Toyota.

Right you are! I should have spell checked it. My mistake.

I can’t wait for this.