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Just the #tip

It's a Lambo.

I always loved the side vents of the 512 TR.

http://oppositelock.jalopnik.com/president-of-v…

lol, stopping to pee

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Drive a Toyota Sienna. Just a subtle reminder of what the future has in store for your friend.

I buy the Cream Ale. Haven't tried the light, and holy cow there's a Red?! They don't sell that up here in CT, from what I've seen.

I thought I was the only one who knew about Genesee.

2014 Corolla Twerks at VMA's in Desperate Attempt to Stay Relevant

Yes, centrifugal force applies. But unlike the article, I'm arguing that science can in fact explain how riding a bicycle works. No mysteries here.

*bike, *it's, *it's, *that's, *upright, *you're

It's not what gives the bike it's balance. The person is. Notice how the guy is changing the angle of the wheel, yet the gyro force remains.

Rigidity in space is a gyroscopic force, and applies to bicycles.

Gyroscopic rigidity in space + balance = not falling over.