Actually, I’d say the 2011 redesign was quite significant of a change from the ‘06 version, much more so than the 300.

I don’t like this person.

This whole album is just SO fucking good. There’s been this rise of shoegaze-y R&B (early Miguel, Solange, Sampha, SZA) that I am fucking HERE FOR.

Headlight

Riding with your high beam on during the day is not illegal, and is taught as a best practice in the MSP riders course.

It is not illegal to drive around during the day with your high beams on. Take an MSP class, you are taught to do so.

It’s legal and motorcycles SHOULD do this to increase their visibility to other motorists on the road during the *day.*

What was he planning on doing if you didn’t change lanes when he arrived at that intersection? Just blow through it?

True wall-o-text incoming.

It is actually the accepted method for a motorcycle and taught that way at the MSP. Turn it to LO at night, of course.

I’ll drink to that.

The one time I was actually hit while riding, the delivery boy responsible was immediately concerned for my safety, and apologized profusely. The times I’ve broken down, I’ve had many a stranger slow down and offer help. There are plenty of crazy assholes out there, but plenty of decent people, too. Thanks for sharing…

Two strangers in America showing compassion?

NFS: Most Wanted is one of the best non-track racing games I’ve ever played and I’m on an eternal search for something that can fill the void (PS4 so I can’t play Forza)

Since we’re using the rev limit (LT1 [and LS3, LS3, LS6] redline is 6500), then there’s actually 500rpm more in the LS7 (factory limit of 7100). That’s true, most people wouldn’t notice that. Those are also both pushrod engines.

Just bring me my car back:

It probably runs like hemorrhaging shitass as well. I see a MAF thats not plugged in, so I’m wondering if the owner had any plans to use it or if its just being used as a coupling at this point.

I’m losing enthusiasm for these horsepower wars.

worse yet, rear facing, looking at the bow of a boat behind towed behind.

My family had the Ford LTD Country Squire. As I recall, the seats all the way in back were more of the jump seat variety, with two small benches facing each other.