And your point is? lets all live in a cocoon and do nothing interesting, fun or thrilling. How dare you walk in the streets without body armor and helmet?

The driver certainly is.

“Back in my day we used to have to jerk the car off for a good half a minute before launching! None of that fancy button chode business you kids are fiddling with!”

Lot of wheels have clutch and people clutch for paddled shifts. Weird to me but its a thing.

I’m buying it and selling it to David Tracy for $3,500.

People do their best to fill in, preferably with GT40s.

Aw, goddammit, I did, didn’t I?

She kept badmouthing her ex husband the whole time too like I have a shit. So you know, that kind of woman.

Whoee, so late noone will see this. However,

All of my bad experiences come from one specific Chevrolet only dealer in Rhode Island.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/nascar-rocked-by-cheating-scandal/

Cruisin’ down the street in my 6-4.

It apparently has been a challenge to ~100 people. Or perhaps they’re challenged? Or perhaps they’re so rich they just don’t care about $25,000?

I know it’s trendy to jump on airlines for every little slight and the airlines do make themselves to be a very attractive target. At the same time, folks needs to understand why things are the way they are. When I flew over 200 segments and 200,000 miles a year, I spent a lot of time speaking with airline personnel…

I’ll fight you for it

Older is better.

Oh Mike

Don’t be surprised if he does get on track until noon or later. The ambient temp here in Indy tomorrow won’t break 50 until noon, as per Weather channel and WeatherUnderground. Firestone will not let a car on track below 50 and is very uncomfortable under 54 or 55 degrees ambient.

eh the max worship is funny in its own right ( as the missus likes to put it its amazing they’re still speaking so clearly with maxs shaft so far down their throats) so most races im just taking the piss out of the max love and laughing my ass off when he crashes or breaks down... nothing against max. i just like…

Track Marshall: “We’ve called the tow truck. Are you ok?”