Look at how far we have come: I am leaning toward believing Iran on this one. The US has lost all credibility with the rest of the world. John Bolton wants a war with Iran so bad, he dreams about it every night. And Fuckface von Clownstick (Thanks JS) knows his pole numbers are grim, and a war might just be the thing…

Actually, she was trying to make a right-hand turn.

“Sir, we’re losing altitude!” “Engage bottom rotor!”

When Tiger Woods won last month at Augusta, all the talking heads were saying it was the “greatest comeback in the history of sports”. The first I thought of was Niki. It will be a very long time if ever before we see someone go from last rights to the grid in six weeks to World Champion in a year.  Heroic stuff.

Agreed.

Agreed...this is one of those “NP in perpetuity” cars, where it’s going to get sold 5 more times at 2500-2800, and each time the buyer is going to feel okay about it.

Don’t care. This is a Rich Whyte people problem.

I wonder if I could place a sticker in the middle of the rear window proclaiming my willingness to perform... certain acts. Will this truck accommodate said sticker, or is it only Chevy’s?

This should have been published on The Takeout

If you like cars, don’t live in an HOA.

Instead, people who would never buy a new car anyway complain dealers refuse to stock them. 

Fuck that cyclist though for just going into the car’s lane without even looking.

What about longevity and disposal? Embodied energy covers the entire life cycle, from harvesting raw materials, to eventual disposal.

I’d pondered doing the same thing as a fun, random item to frame, but feared getting hit with some sort of storage charge when I didn’t show up with a vacuum and damp sponge to pick up my “car”.

They had to switch to Italian because the original “So Focking Loight, Innit” just didn’t resonate in the marketing materials.

A British energy drink founded in Croatia made in Austria recently released in US and UK which can’t really be purchased with, questionable financing, leadership, and history backing an American F1 Team run by an Italian with cars driven by French/Swiss and Danish drivers.