I guess the age of the internet has ruined me. What I was expecting to see would be more aptly called "truck x-games"

I replaced a toilet over the weekend and noticed Kohler has a line called cimarron. Coincidence?

That's all well and good in theory. But then how would we all laugh at his pain if no one filmed it?

After reading your post I thought " surely biggatorchris just missed it." I just browsed through the complaint, I also can find no such assertion.

I was listening to it on my way home Tuesday. I simply couldn't believe they were stating such things!

Are you referring to the NPR story, that among other things, claimed cars no longer had spark plugs?

So I take it the driver of the truck somehow became aware of his flying axe and stopped. That's good, but I imagine unusual.

inconceivable!

I don't think anyone is arguing that dealers should be made illegal. Just that the protectionist laws making direct sales illegal should be recended. If the dealers really do provide a service or a protection to the consumer, they should have nothing to fear from direct sales.

But then how will that special group of Harley riders annoy the piss out of the rest of us?

Indeed

He became human payload.

I would imagine a 2005 or 2006 GTO could be had for this money. Seems to me a much better risk/reward.

Don't apologize for genius!

I also was surprised how much room I had when I sat in it. I will be purchasing if it comes to fruition.

However it's not electric. Your confusion is understandable considering the article says it is!

This is possibly the most terrifyingly brilliant idea I've ever heard.

I would love a practical, eficent, inexpensive commuter. I hope you're wrong, unfortunately I think you're probably right.

This exactly! I'm not holding my breath, but that being said, this is the most hopeful I've ever been for a automotive start-up. The practicality of it will have me in line if they can deliver.

I did this on Sunday in gravel. Gravel is evil!