It depends on how the CAS assets are being employed. Frequently they’re organized by having them queue up at pre-designated points and are sent to support in response to requests. This is where the fast, pointy jets are good, lower response time. I think in the past, or currently in other air forces, this is referred…

I’m genuinely surprised that a Russian internet troll can get this many responses at this point. I thought it was well known that Russia was paying people to post shit like this.

This. I couldn’t eat steak growing up without A1. Looking back I don’t know why my parents even bothered.  I can’t remember the first time I had one cooked properly, but now all I ever add is salt prior to heat and pepper when it’s on the plate.

Fries and meatloaf.... and not even fries all the time. I don’t even add ketchup to burgers anymore.

This car isn’t 20 years old though. It’s basically brand new.

I sincerely hope that people aren’t paying that much for these. But if people do, here’s hoping that Porsche cranks up the price on their special edition offerings that are exclusive to certain affluent customers.

That may be true, I don’t watch much anymore. But I don’t think that skimping on the safety equipment and adding risk is the way to get drivers to change their behaviors. I’m not sure what could fix that problem.

Crossing the street isn’t 100% safe. That we’re at a point where all these high speed crashes can happen and nobody gets hurt is amazing. They shouldn’t stop pushing for advances in safety tech, but where we’re at is leaps and bounds ahead of your childhood.

+1 road course, -1 oval.... sounds good to me.

I think they should consider dropping Sonoma for this. Sonoma has always struck me as an odd course selection for NASCAR because the passing opportunities for the heavy, powerful bricks they run are severely limited.

If this happens I can see myself attending. I’m not a huge fan of NASCAR, but I find their road racing is more fun to watch than F1. What I’d really love to see is an Australian V-8 Supercars race here.

The problem with the new R cars is the stability control. I don’t know about the Mk7s, but you had to hack the Mk6 to turn it off. That kind of disqualifies it as a desirable performance platform in my eyes.

I’ve owned, autocrossed, and HPDEd two different Imprezas. They’re good, but the hype being applied here is not really warranted. They’re good, competent, and fun, but they’re not heads and shoulders above their direct competitors in any appreciable way.

I recently went to kick some tires looking for something to replace my current daily driver with something a bit newer. After I test drove, and hated the 2015 Civic Si on the used car lot they tried to offer something else and we’re floored that the third pedal was a “must have.”

Shame about the gearbox and AWD. I could like with the turbo 4, with a stick and RWD. It’d be the perfect daddy-mobile.

If you don’t apply an unreasonable about of pressure on the shifter synchro wear is inconsequential. If you’ve perfectly matched the speeds in the transmission using the engine, then there’s zero wear.

That’s mostly because the 75 year old angry Fox News crowd just doesn’t have the energy to get out and show their displeasure. Which is probably for the best because all the broken hips would surely cause our health care system to go critical.

They’re already angry. May as well make the best of it.

He’s not a Trump voter, but he’s equally idiotic.

You know it’s bad when people are questioning REUTERS of all media companies. I don’t know if there’s another more consistently reliable media source on the planet.