Ivory Chevrolet! (the cross-shaped white building) Peachtree Mall is the stretch to the left.
(stationed in Ft. Benning, GA here; I'm so eager to leave)

Honestly the thing I found the coolest is the damn F/A-18 looks drop-dead sexy in white.

*Ahem* torque.

I'm diggin' the grey/blue-grey paint and that thunderbolt.

Well yeah, TECHNICALLY there is a difference between "actually dead" and "dead to me."

Well, R.I.P.

I wanna say, and this is all obviously rampantly speculative:

These under-armor areas (I mean, they are not purely external, even if they're obviously not highly armored) might be room for an APU, fuel, I wonder what else?

RAMPANT SPECULATION AHOY

bleh saint = "sketchy"

BOTTOM LINE: lights visible to the biker, OR NOT (obviously, they are to the rear from the YouTube uploader): I can hear the SIRENS, from a hand-held cellphone (inferred from the fact it's vertical and crappy in sound quality), further away from the biker's helmet (and through more physical material!) in this video.

So by entire side you mean... half of a side?

*sigh* Ditto. Its disappointing I NEED an afrermarket exhaust still to really soubd nice.

That's how profitable the pickup market is in America. They wouldn't do this if it was a black hole of capital.

Other drivers in all sorts of vehicles can operate their vehicle in a manner which pins you into a sketchy merge — they can't move left because of cars and you're merging. Staying the course is usually the worst thing to do, so you can speed up or sloe down. Gutless cars have only one option, and the fact gutless…

Bollacks; a ballistic trajectory screams: "this might be a nuclear attack! We also have conventional ballistic weapons, but do you want to find out the hard way?"

So literally you've never merged into a highway with an 18-wheeler in the merge lane with nowhere to go.

How?

Virginian / Canadian