The best names for those things have all been used on Z-Nation. The best, crazy, offbeat, creative zombie tv series out there. Still remember the rolling giant cheese wheel o zombies.

what a jackarse

Agree.

Best part of it for me is that if it sucks (looking unlikely), I can write it off as one of Roland’s shittier treks toward the tower.

They need to make commercials like this now. That was awesome

That’s the sick part. Unlike with George W. Bush, most of the smartest and most competent people I know are Trump supporters. And this is why I’m more afraid than I’ve ever been before in American politics.

‘ná zhè’ insteads of ‘wò zhù’ is more colloquial

I was disappointed the ride was gone when I visited Universal Orlando in 2013. But seeing the De Lorean and the lokomotive in real life was still exciting. :)

I’ve heard a lot of guys brag that if they ran, they’d trip over their own dick, but this is the first time I’ve actually seen it happen.

Nope, I’m not going to watch it either.

I drive through Chicago every now and then on the expressway on my trips to Pittsburgh and if you are not going at least 75 you are getting left in the dust. I love it, it’s such a rush, it feels like a racing game. In MN the roads are all flat and straight. Flat out on a 10 mile straightaway is fun, but those corners…

It would sure speed that part of the show up. I' always end up skipping the star in the reasonably priced car since I really couldn't care less.

It was a story passed down from generation to generation.

My fav

I'm going with Camaro. Even though it was only gone for a bit, Chevy brought it back looking almost as good as its 60,s and 70,s counter part. As seen here a 2014 Spring Special Edition SS Convertible.

In '59 I was riding with my father in the family's '53 Ford flathead sedan here on the coast of Washington. All of a sudden he pulls over, shuts the engine off and he quickly gets out and then gets me out, all 4 years old of me. He tows me off the highway and says "lookup". Overhead was s formation of B-29's at…

alas christine (16) met her end a few days after the sale at the hands of the next owners son whom i'd of never sold the car to if i'd known thats who it was for. a 5spd formula is not a car for a newly 16 yr old to be driving. unless that 16yr old was me of course. because i bought it and prety much rebuilt it…