Ok, I’m genuinely not trying to be snarky here but what kind of “empty farm roads” are you thinking about? I’m talking about the ruralest of rural roads. To the point where if you do wreck your car, you’ll be waiting a while for any help to get to you.

My guess would be empty roads surrounded by farms? Not that I’m saying it’s a good idea, but it’s be a heck of a lot safer than racing on city streets.

There are plenty of areas where street racing is fine. Obviously, racing on the wrong side of a 2 lane road with oncoming traffic is not one of them.

If you use your turn signal, you’re 60% of the way there.

Why dont more manufacturers make cars like this? And why dont the consumers respond to cars like this?

Western?

Wait, you play Overwatch and edit videos at the same time? Is the other hand also using a mouse?

I’m old enough to remember when this was called Ghost Riding.

if it had happened in japan, they would of had it fixed in a month or two.

While everyone is arguing about the car, I want to take a moment and appreciate Kristen Lee’s photography. Her framing and composition is crisp and wholly appropriate for this shoot.

Yeah...I agree. I am pushing the #GoPurple movement--take the best of Red and Blue and push for that. But turning everything into some sort of political statement is what is tearing our country apart.

I was coming here to make the same comment, and to be honest, I was about to tell Mr. Douglas off for his “less hippie and more Republican” comment.  Look, I understand this is a heavily Liberal leaning site.  I’m a Liberal.  The second you declare everything you don’t agree with as “Republican” or “Conservative”, you…

In all fairness, Ben & Jerrys has their OWN Free Cone Day, and did long before others jumped on the bandwagon and created a National one. Why should they do it twice a year or change their own traditional date?

*2018 approved

The new Michigan Avenue bridge is really long.

A port machine married to your tv is redundant. A port machine you can use on the toilet...well that’s just beautiful.

The WiiU was a port machine, and that’s one of the primary things everyone hated about it.

Not a criticism, just an observation...

The WiiU was a port machine, and that’s one of the primary things everyone hated about it.

The Switch is a port machine, and not only is no one complaining, everyone seems to love it.

Parents on one flight, kids on the other?