This is actually not true- games used to be heavily censored back in the day, but it rarely ever happens these days, outside of third Reich imagery (swastikas and sig runes, mostly).

Ok? And you’re not gonna post the video or even a link to the video?
I’ll just take your word for it that this actually happened...

Is there a video?

I work in aerospace. Our QC procedure does require random sampling of raw materials that we get in at the test labs to verify they match the certs that come with them. Most aerospace companies in the US do have requirements to use domestically sourced raw materials, so it really is a non-issue.

Of course not. It’s a car.

it’s all fun and games until DUBAI POLICE APOLOGIZE FOR “MOTO-MASSACRE”

Your concerns have been noted and disregarded because holy fuck that looks like fun.

I thought it was because you’ve had potty accidents in your car.

“Two men tied to one of the posts, screaming and struggling to free themselves as fire and smoke worked its way up the hill.”

WHAT

The Demuro strategy. I like it.

Buy something fast and make it look slow.

pretty sure that’s a Saturn

It also doesn’t say to put your right hand on your heart, meaning “fist in the air” is still 100% in line with this policy.

Bitch, this is like all I do.

Why is the NFL, and Jerry Jones specifically, keeping this issue alive? I don’t pretend for a second it is even remotely a moral stance. Hell I’d even respect them a little for it if it were. A little.

If the NFL crumbles from within because a 49er QB took a knee, I’ll be the smilingest motherfucker on the planet.

Let the motherfucker burn.

Oh god I so hope this is the opening volley in the labor battle that destroys the NFL

From ‘68 on they had a triangular engine-access door at the rear, between the saddlebags. It was tight, but you could at least get to the important stuff.

IIRC these things had a habit of breaking down at the most inopportune of times- when they were fully laden. Made it really hard to access the engine mounted between the saddlebags.