In the future, that rock that came flying off the tire of the car in front of you doing 300+ MPH and shattering the grille and radiator of your car, will be a thing of the past.

Tax the carbon dioxide exhaled by the idiots who come up with these ideas.

No Unicab?

“...interview with CNN and subsequent Facebook live post seemed to only add fuel to the chaos on the ground...”

They are getting gas at that last gas station on the edge of the flooded area, that is not under water and still has electricity, and now has a big sign out front that says “Last Chance To Buy Gas For A Thousand Miles”.

$126,XXX, 5 liter V8, 575 HP, with professional driver, passes lots of four cylinder economy cars, driven by novices, on race track.

I suppose any argument that Ryan might make about how partisan that infrastructure is, would include an explanation of how those activists and protesters, being carried on buses, back and forth across the country, do not need god and safe roads and highways to go to all of those places they demonstrate.

The spokes on the wheels are not pained onto the face of an aluminum wheel.

“...with an electric powertrain swiped out of the upcoming second generation Nissan Leaf.”

Two words:

“7. ‘Do you need hot sauce with that?’”

Ever heard of Calexit?

That would only be true if there were nothing behind California, out here in fly-over-country. What’s wrong with ocean front property in Arizona and Nevada? And new ports built on the new coast, 25o miles closer to the manufacturing points for export and 250 miles closer to the distribution points for import. Imagine…

Humanitarian organizations have been conducting campaigns using balloons to carry leaflets from South Korea into North Korea for more than 30 years.

Actually, the best idea so far has to figure out some way to dislodge California from the North American Continent, tow it over to the coast of North Korea, and give it to Kim Jung Un as an appeasement offering.

Honda PN(s): 17630-S84-316, 17630-S84-306, 17630-S84-305, 17630-S84-A02, 17630-S84-A01

First off, the gas level warning light and the needle are not controlled by the same sensor. Look at a sender unit, and there will be a float, which controls the needle, and a second sensor which extends down into the tank and lights up the warning light when the liquid level falls and exposes the end of the sensor.…

Knocking might cause the animal to hunker down and hide, like the chipmunk that runs up rain spouts (and maybe exhaust pipes) to hide.

Good point.

“...never need to replace the brake rotors...”? I’m not sure if you are that inexperienced at maintaining a car, or if you wreck whatever you drive every couple years so the vehicle never accumulates much mileage and wear.