Things typed on a computer are still a lot easier to read if there are 2 spaces after the period though.  Like, that single spaced paragraph you copied and pasted would be a lot easier to read if it was double spaced.  It breaks up the ‘wall of text’ effect with more whitespace.

this was the biggest shill, clickbait article ever. the responsible journalist would have led with “of course, this is not possible in 99% of the areas of the US, and isn’t really an ironbutt at all even in Europe.”

My iron butt submission, not approved yet but with kung flu i can wait, is for a there and back being about 525 miles there and 525 back. Lots of people do that to get the original saddle sore. There are some crazy challenges and my buddy I plan to tackle the Bun Burner Gold in state record but we live in TX and it is…

Talk about a misleading, click-bait headline! Seriously, the only way you can do this is a lot of back-n-forth between a couple of charging points. You’re not actually going anywhere. Iron Butt is from one destination to another (1000 miles, etc.) destination, not shuttling between the same few locations.

“Once in Stuttgart, the Harley was charged up for about 25 minutes and headed back south to Singen, Germany (about 93 miles). From there, the rider did a back-and-forth commute between Singen and Stuttgart six times, charging just shy of half an hour at each end.”

To be intentionally pedantic from someone with an IBA license plate frame: “Iron Butt” is the endurance riders’ association, or the official name of the Iron Butt Rally (IBR). The IBR is the ultimate test of endurance riding. What this article refers to is the “SaddleSore 1K”, or, 1,000 miles in under 24 hrs. Even on…

This Mitsubishi-Powered McLaren F1 look-a-like Hillclimb Racer Is The King Of Forza-Style Engine Swaps

Dangerous lack of horsepower for that weight. Packed full of gear and people it won’t make it over a mountain pass. Should have stuck with the 1.5T or 2.0T

Nearly every car I’ve owned would scrape those parking stops or a curb, unless the curbs were short for some reason. I’m not even talking about anything special: 01 civic, 09 a4, 08 miata, 12 mazda3... None of which were lowered from stock.
Then again, I suppose a “normal car” nowadays is a crossover

This is like meeting a beautiful girl at a bar, doing shots together and then finding out she used to be a is actually a dude.

Yes, if you make light social contact with a member of the assumed opposite sex and they want to have intercourse with you, even if you discover they are transgender, if you don’t follow-through you are a transphobe.  In fact, even if you’re straight, and don’t engage in sexual activity with a transgender person, you…

Okay, here is a sanitized account for your sensitive feelings, white knight: You go through McDonalds and order a combo, with a Coke to drink. You take your first sip, expecting it to be Coke, and it’s tea. You might even like tea, but certainly don’t express disdain for it. But your experience is negative and you are…

Maybe there is no reason to think the OP is Transphobic. Not preferring one thing does not make you hate and fear the other.

No, he used a humor-tinged analogy to make a point with truth in it metaphorically applicable to this NPOCP, and you’re too faux woke (or not smart enough) to get it and laugh. I remember just three or so years ago when everyone still had a sense of humor, and on this site specifically you could make such jokes…

This is not the kind of tranny I thought we’d be discussing when I logged onto Jalopnik this morning.

Lol because someone prefers not to be surprised they are sexually engaging with transgender individuals that makes them transphobic. #asteroid2020

Fuck off with the sanctimonious posturing. 

...only the girl has a beard and when you asked what her name is she answered, “Maurice”.

This is like meeting a beautiful girl at a bar, doing shots together and then finding out she used to be a dude. 100% CP.

I’m not gonna take science fiction advice from some poster-maker who doesn’t know the difference between ‘discreet’ and ‘discrete’.