Yeah I wasn’t glossing over the fact that this whole entire thing is horribly wrong. I was just struck by the way his idiotic head struck the pavement. Agreement with what you said = 100%

Pictured: This idiot’s head striking the road. Wear a damn helmet! And real biker clothes!

That is really all that’s needed, who needs F-15's and nuke sniffing machines when Cyrus can do it all for a fraction of the price? Our northern neighbors are just so much more efficient with these things than we are.

Or, if you watch Archer, a potentially explosive security risk.

Mounties on horseback arriving in 3....2....1....

You are killing it with these all these picture posts! Never change :)

The one and only reason to ever go to Dayton, and boy is it a good one.

Perfect, just so long as it is presented to them by 72 virgins.

It has the right mix of papier-mache, plywood, and panache to take that first place ribbon.

Great info. Perhaps due to my perspective on fuel economy (started driving in ‘02 or ‘03) and view of the Nova as a mini muscle car, I’m just surprised that there were many folks who cared about their running cost enough to skip a v8. Gas was cheap, it’s hard to imagine the inline six being that much more efficient…

I never even had a Nova and this blow still landed smack dab in the middle of my feels.

My dad had a V8 Nova “back in the day”, and my understanding has always been that with the right engine they were great. It lasted about a decade before some idiot in a Beetle ran into it, totalling both cars. My mom walked away whereas the Beetle boy had to be freed by the fire department.

Yes, East TN has the worst consistent fog I have ever seen, coupled with some of the scariest/sketchiest vehicles I have ever seen on a public road. I am not sure how well those lights you mention actually work, but I’m pretty surprised the state installed them and hope they help save lives.

I never realized that this shot had an alien cameo in it!

Yes! And the guy on the IMSA live feed who compared the Corvette boss to Les Miles was spot on. In case you aren’t American, Les Miles is a college football coach known for making crazy decisions and eating grass.

I know exactly what you mean. I have the internet age to thank for my recent but head over heels fandom of endurance racing. Lord knows that if my viewing options were restricted to the bewildering tv coverage here in the US, I would not have watched 12 hours of some of the best racing I have seen in ages.

I am glad I have seen this gif before, otherwise I would still be watching it! Like the first time around...

Same here, I was really into for a bit until I stumbled into a desk job. Living behind a desk pays better and does not require one to live their life on the road, thank God. Could you imagine doing this as a wiser, less physically inclined 40 or 50-year-old?

Not to mention the considerable time tower techs spend free climbing, rendering the harness useless for the sake of time and energy management. Cojones mas grande.

That Mig 28 looks awesome. Great pics.