Tokyo Drift was the best.

The crappy thing is, having read into that Mc. Donald’s thing as part of my business studies, the case that kicked that off actually was kind of a big deal. It legit fucked up that woman and she had to get medical treatment, but it definitely caused a bunch of imitators to spring up for a quick buck.

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. Nico was more than welcome to pass Lewis if he felt he was in danger. Lewis was running more than a second off pace and daring him to try. If Nico was a great driver, who was worthy of the championship he could have gotten around him. But the only reason he didn’t is because he…

You know how often I’m tempted to do this in my M5? Often. But I don’t, because it’s stupid and I love my kid more than anything in the world.

The title should actually read like this: “ Tesla Mercedes-Benz Also Wants To Do The Electric Truck Thing Like Tesla Mercedes-Benz”

MB Truck has been working on an electrified truck for a while now, they’re just not egomaniacal douche-bags needing to make announcements about everything they’re working on.

See the pattern?

Plus, it never ended! It just went into cease fire

Would love to see a realistic setting in the Korean war - Americans just do not learn about it at all, so it would be a great way to inject some fun history into a video game. On top of that, future content can focus on the fallout of the Korean war, and then it leads into Mercenaries: Playground of Dest - never mind…

I woke up one morning about 2 years ago and fired up Civ from the get-go, I started at around 9 a.m. against 5 other civ’s in a “Small” map. I finished the game at 2 a.m. and I’ve never done that again since. Fucking hell Firaxis.

Yeah, but those are people who actually seem to know what they’re doing. At no point has Drake ever actually seemed like he knows what he’s doing, so it’s never mattered to me whether or not it was realistic. Two thirds of everything Drake climbs on breaks, collapses or explodes, so realism is literally meaningless…

It’s not crazy.

MiniDisc: combining the best aspects of floppy disks and compact discs into a tiny form factor to deliver hifi audio at a premium price. So cool.