Cool story bro - 102 people killed by cars EVERY SINGLE DAY, that’s over 30,000 per year killed by drivers. 1 person killed by a cyclist EVERY DECADE. Now unless you’re mentally retarded or lack basic logic and math skills, it should be clear what the bigger public safety issue is here.

Honestly though, let’s talk…

Just to add some numbers to this topic. Looks like Times Square alone has more than 4x the pedestrian traffic than all of bike trips in the city.

According to an average of the last three years of Journey to Work data (2015- 17), there are approximately 48,800 bicycle commuters in New York City who take 97,600 trips…

Not where I live (Oregon). I can go as fast as I want on a bike lane, because there’s no legal obligation for me to use a speedometer, and therefore I could never know exactly how fast I’m going. So it’s impossible for me to be speeding, even if I use the speed of car traffic as a reference. Also, most people who are…

They’re crisp because it’s not 35mm film. Most of these are medium format (6x7 or 6x9 folding cameras) and large format (4x5). Even before WWII in 1938, Kodachrome was available up to sizes of 8x10 and later 11x14 inches. A drum scanned 4x5 negative even today has more resolution than a 50mp sensor.

I thought he said “you silly possum”

You’ll have to wait for the Range Rover Cabriolet Autobiography LeBron James Ultimate Edition. Besides, people who buy these weird mini-sized luxury SUVs can’t be bothered with unclean air coming from the outside. That’s the same air the plebs breathe, so no thanks. Just keep the A/C permanently turned on with auto…

Here in OR & WA, it’s mostly lifted pickup trucks on logging roads, and we have some gnarly logging roads by the way. I don’t think you need a Jeep like this unless you’re doing serious rock crawling, which most people won’t do with such an expensive vehicle anyway.

The two most unreliable brands battling each other! But to be honest, I don’t really think it will compete with the Range Rover. People who buy those monstrosities are buying it because of the name. There’s nothing ‘luxurious’ about the Jeep brand, so it’ll seriously need to outdo the RR with offroad & luxury…

I have the Trail Premium (without KDSS). Now that I think back, not sure if it was worth the extra cost. The non-functional hood scoop is silly, but I do like the wheels compared to the SR5's. The thing works so well offroad, I haven’t really used most of the 4x4 gimmicks like multi-terrain select or crawl control…

I think it’s chasing the tip of the shadow that’s being projected onto the railing (on the right side) by the white crossover. The dog probably thought it was another dog running, so it had the urge to chase it? That’s the only explanation I can come up with, at least judging from the direction the dog was looking…

All my appliances are Miele. Unlike German cars, pretty much everything they make goes through rigorous QA testing. Take a look at these:

Wow, that’s kinda crazy for a new car. My two year old 4runner has had absolutely no problems whatsoever, not even electric or anything. Everything just works as expected. Had a ‘09 Outback XT before this, and while it was a fun wagon, it required a full engine rebuild at only 35K miles. The non-turbo Subarus might…

It’s true, performance doesn’t really matter to most Porsche buyers. I see a lot of these Macans in the yuppy/condominium part of town, and to be honest I don’t mind them at all. They look good. It’s certainly more unique than driving a Q5 or whatever the VW equivalent is these days. I’d also argue the interior…

I think it’s just difficult to make a different car. All Audis are basically based on the same platform, same components, same general appearance and shape. A lot of QA, R&D and testing went into that and I think even tweaking small things can impact reliability and performance. That’s why the current allroad is…

Sure they do. People without sexual repressions, childhood trauma or other psychological issues don’t become priests or pastors. They choose real professions that don’t involve controlling and manipulating others.

Sure they do. Anyone who has the uncontrollable urge to “lead” (control) people through preaching and gospel (fairy tales), manipulate them into stupidity and submissiveness usually suffers from sexual repression or childhood trauma themselves. There’s a lot of evidence for this, in the news, media, throughout…

It’s hard to feel sorry for this couple. Why would you give anyone your phone, unlocked and unattended? Let alone, store nude photos on it especially if your husband is a pastor? I’m guessing since this is Texas, the only explanation is that it was God’s punishment.

Don’t these religious figures regularly molest children anyway? I mean, if someone chooses to become a priest, pastor, monk, etc. it’s already clear what type of person they are. I doubt there will be any consequences.

See this for reference:

Nope, that’s not a real 10-speed. You’re thinking of a 5-speed. A 10-speed bike has a cassette with 10 cogs (so it’s technically a bike with 20 ‘speeds’ if you take into account the big and small ring up front, but no one in the industry calls it that). 10-speed cassettes didn’t happen until the late 90s, and even…