They could have CTIS, but that would mean they would all constantly have deflated tires. Remember, these things are not maintained by effete hipster bloggers with too much money who can repair every little thing that goes wrong with it. They are maintained by some Okie from Muskogee PFC who’s on his third compay-grade…

All military HMMWVs had the CTIS removed sometime before 2002.

Wuss.

Someone else here said it first, but it bears repeating: making a drift car that drives itself is like making a sexbot that only pleasures itself.

It happens occasionally in South Carolina.

Civil rights. That must be one of those things that only you flyboys get.

I find it hard to believe that a cop might shoot a fleeing suspect in the back, but sometimes it happens.

Pilots exchanging witty banter via SMS? Not on my goddammed watch!

You won’t be after you get the engine overhaul bill.

It’s a little bit on the expensive end depending on the plane you rent, but then again it’s been about 5 years since I rented a plane.

Mooney was a Porsche!

I love how the price of the mythical hamburger keeps going up and up. When I first started flying some of the old timers still talked about the $50 hamburger while the younger flight instructors referred to the $100 burger. When I finished my licenses in 2009 it hand now inflated to $200. Now you’re saying it’s gone…

ALL small single-engine airplanes have cramped interiors. If you think this is bad you should see the inside of an Ercoupe.

Drones aren’t magic.

If a Gawker article asks a question, the answer s almost always ‘no’.

I speak from experience when I say that it’s impossible to be at the controls of a military aircraft flying on the taxpayer’s dime and not showboat it at least once.

Same thing happened at a former local track near where I live. Fireball Speedway was only a 1/4 mile paved oval, but it had go kart, Bandalero, and Legends classes so the cost threshold of getting on track was relatively low and it was only a few miles away from where I live. A few years after it opened a particularly…

Yes, the difference here is that there is no one land developer leading the charge to shut down the track. However, the motivations of those that are complaining remain the same. Many of them are New Yorkers who bought some idyllic property in the Connecticut countryside at a bargain because it was within earshot of…

At least he didn’t say it was Wilmington, Delaware.

Funny you should mention that, because people do that with airports all the time. You may think its crazy, but there’s a simple reason for it: good old fashioned greed. Not necessarily greed on the part of the homeowner, mind you, but greed on the part of the person who sold them the land in the first place. It’s a…