I’m probably in the minority here, but this kind of change makes me LESS likely to watch. Don’t get me wrong, I love watching superhuman drivers/riders battling it out to see who is the most incredible, but racing’s main draw to me is the tech. I want to see people innovate. I want to see people come up with those…

So, in other words, you don’t know what you’re talking about, and when someone tries (politely) to educate you, and makes a comparison to things that everyone knows about (a pretty truthful comparison in the relevant points), you get angry and move the goalposts. So here. Here you go:

Aw, I didn’t see this when I posted it. Well played.

2002-2009 Ram trucks. 215hp at the bottom, up to 510hp with the SRT-10

They save lives. I believe in them. I make people wear them when riding with me. But the younger version of me hated them.

+1 When I got my flat fenders, I made sure that I got plastic, so when I bumped a tree the fender would take it, rather than bending the tub. And so far, at least two corners have been saved by that decision haha.

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There are actually quite a few head shot survivors out there. A bullet clipping your ear is technically a “gunshot wound to the head”. Possibly it was just a graze, or maybe passed through in the face area. Hard to know until more info comes out.

First, it’s different (as you should know) when watching a high angle view focused on the action from the comfort of a couch, where I am putting all my attention on one thing (I rarely see holding calls in live viewing, because I’m not focused there), rather than from field level, where I am having to monitor multiple…

Wow. So a vast, nationwide conspiracy is simpler than the idea that refs have a difficult job, that we are becoming ever more demanding of perfection from? Maybe you should check out Hanlon’s Razor instead.

Well, first off, it’s pretty clear that Heinlein wasn’t a fascist. Second, I took it as an examination through hyperbole about the roles of duty and self-sacrifice in society and government.

Wow... are you sure you read it? Because only the Gosh-darnit part of that was accurate

Wait. I want to make sure I understand this. Kotaku is saying “It’s about ethics in games journalism!” Is that really their statement here?

Even though I’ve lived in Austin basically all my life, this was the first year I had the cash to make it to a race...glad I did, I doubt there’ll be another one.

Yeah, it broadly follows a GCR- even a pure great circle would avoid Syria, so that’s a bit of a stretch. However, there are multiple odd changes- IE, not going over China, or the little jaunt down the coast of Vietnam.

Cook pizza rolls for like 30 minutes, until their crispiness level is more “armor level”, then dip in hot sauce, and some ranch if you *really* hate yourself. It’s amazing, in a horrible way.

That depends. Do you like bluegrass?

Yes, for every positive Craigslist experience, there are hundreds more that end in death or other violence. That’s why the entire population of America has been murdered. Or, possibly, it’s the EXACT OPPOSITE CASE. Practice safe Craigslisting, but you still have odds on your side.

True story- first time I saw that movie, I was at my parent’s house. They have satellite, and a storm was rolling through. I watched from the beginning, through his life story, and right as the judge takes his house away- blip, tv is out, movie’s over.

I don’t know- but Kitchenette was pretty damn popular. I avoid Jezebel as much as I can, but I waited every Monday morning for BCO. I liked Flight Club, but can understand that one- I just don’t think that Kitchenette was in the same situation. Not sure that it was completely by clicks.