That’s genuinely impressive. Heck, the only test to even crack the windshield was the pole test.

Just how micro can one’s micropenis actually get?

Do people really still run out of gas that often? Must we continue to design cars to the lowest common denominator? I’ve yet to own a car built since the eighties where the fuel light illuminating didn’t give you at least 30 miles of range. How about filling up at the quarter tank mark if one is really so bad at…

I’m sure they’ll change it for the US market to something manly and tough like the Royal Enfield Patriot Eagle Colt Car Chaser. 

The CALTY cruiser is pretty neat if a bit too aggro. But that Classic Cruiser is fantastic.

Yeah. Despite what Hollywood tells us, petty theft is not a capital offense. I absolutely understand the frustration, but also this dude is going to lose way more than an Amazon package.

If only there was some sort of dedicated transportation just for kids. A large, multi-passenger vehicle of some sort that could even be painted a different color to help it stand out - I don’t know, bright yellow or something?

Nearly 100 years underwater and still looks to be in better shape than many of our “modern” bridges.

I had the same thought but also there’s a decent chance the pickup was in his blind spot right up until the last moments. 

The true believers have been getting fleeced by the Don for years. Why would it matter to them that they get fleeced by the Don’s flunky? Honestly, this is one of the least scams they have running. 

Honestly, I suspect the people most complaining about it are those buying the cheapest seats or not checking in on time (which means they’d be stuck in middle seats elsewhere too). I don’t fly on them enough to have any status other than “member” and I’ve still never been less than boarding group “B”.

Everyone gives Southwest a hard time for their cattle-call boarding, but the system they have in place (until they change it to be like everyone else) is one of the best I’ve experienced. The numbered stanchions where everyone just arranges themselves are fantastic, and everyone (aside from first time flyers) knows…

“In a firefight, hide behind the engine block.” In a Tesla, there is no engine block, leaving officers without their preferred cover, he said.

To be fair, Texas just send flood cars to Florida. It’s the circle of fraud!

Yup. Aside from non-emergency operations when an extra set of eyes is just a good idea, this would’ve been a terrible situation if there wasn’t at least one more pilot on board (and in this case it was an augmented crew, so there was another).

Most parking in Houston is pull in, so I assume you just take up two spots. Barring that, I’m not aware of any law that says you can’t overhang the sidewalk when parked, and most curbs aren’t that tall so the sidewall and rim gives enough clearance. That being said, I doubt one wants to risk even the possibility of…

Carefully?

Conversely, I think it’s what Toyota should’ve done with the heritage 4Runner - they didn’t go far enough.

Swangas may be stupid and genuinely unsafe, but they’re not illegal in Texas anyway. Some states have laws that prohibit wheels extending beyond fenders, but that’s not the case here (because then all the brodozers would be illegal too - though I imagine we’d see selective enforcement for some reason).

It’s more impressive still when you consider a base model Toyota or Honda today is equipped like a top of the line model in the nineties (barring leather maybe), so the gap is even greater.