I enjoy the show for the globe trotting action and Comer being a badass, but the entire thing doesn’t make a lot of sense.

i have a crazy feeling that this isn’t the only showroom they are building, but the only one a silly blogger will write about.

to add to bigjay, i would imagine road conditions play a role as well.  commuter busses stick to designated lines that can be relatively reliable  compared to school busses that have to go anywhere a kid may live, included unpaved roads and whatnot.

i was trying my damndest to ignore what is currently going on at bucktooth motor works.

i know taste is subjective, but one big reason german/luxury brands are so popular is simply that their vehicles look much better than those of most domestic and jdm brands. they typically have a cohesive, understated design philosophy across their model portfolio and stick to it, making only incremental changes year…

While it would be pretty uncommon, why should people pay a use tax based on odometer readings if those miles weren’t on public roads?

penis

so is it basically the same story as the first but longer?

I recently watched it and it is a very good movie, but for whatever reason it doesn’t quite hit as a great movie.  

if the controller is wireless, but you’re cabling your headphones to your controller, the audio is still being transmitted over the air at some point of its journey from the console to your ears.

conditions were poor, things were a little foggy, maintenance was needed but i was headed to something very important and i had to get there, then BOOM, slideshow.

i’m a dude.  ur a dude.  we’re all dudes now

I just got to the reddish planet, so I’m not sure how far through I am, but I do enjoy it.  My least favorite part was probably the set piece with the big ram rods going fast.

It’s definitely a challenging game. The lack of any range attacks make it real tough. And even the easy random enemies can pop out of nowhere and do serious damage. That, with the way saves/progress is managed led me to decreasing the difficulty since i’m more interesting in progressing than perfecting.

the jedi game with the kid from shameless!

bumpkin!

What I saw were empty streets in urban centers, but those that were driving were doing so erratically:  randomly pulling u-turns, running lights, more speed, plus pedestrians crossing more randomly as well.

i love living in cities and urban centers, but sometimes you need to run errands locally that walking or bicycling is not suitable for, but an entire car is overkill. would love to see more stuff like this get adopted.

not sure about the jeep, but that toilet sure does!

at least it will nicely round out to the vehicle body once enough dirt, grime, wax and fibers snag on those edges.