I’m all for this and would like to see it in more places in the same fashion: at highway speed and even regular surface street speed, splitting is stupid; at a crawl, filtering makes sense. A major public awareness campaign would need to accompany it to try and head off the Chads and Karens who will lose their…

All good!

I said racists abound across this country and then shared where I’ve seen it worse; my lack of calling out everywhere else doesn’t negate such abhorrent beliefs and behaviour from existing there too.

1/ Kenney is an asshat that needs to leave office.

“If you’re feeling tired while driving, the best and safest thing to do is pull off the road and into a safe area where you can nap for 15-30 minutes...”

I have the first game on Steam though I still haven’t played it (working through a digital stockpile of titles) and am curious on opinions as to whether this series feels better with M&K or gamepad. Historically, I find melee-focused, non-shooting 3rd person games (Assassin’s Creed, for instance) to be delightful with…

But if you’ve ever been curious on how one tackles the world, especially by bike, Itchy Boots is one account worth subscribing to.

I haven’t had food delivered in at least 15 years and back then it was delivered by a person that cooked at the food premise between deliveries. I hate dealing with strangers at my door and, further, I don’t trust strangers to act as intermediaries between the establishment I order food from and getting said food order…

My genuine hope is that this becomes a super-spreader event among the collected unvaxxed with the “Canada Unity” organizers and the rest of the neo-nazis fuckwits among them dropping dead before they can get to a hospital and tie up limited and valuable resources.

Rear gunner position, Torch

Very cool!

Thank you for typing all that out; my attempts at posting before this was a lot of typing out and then deleting FUCKYOUALLFUCKYOUALLFUCKYOUALL.

The best part of that top video was the inclusion of Mr. Scruff’s Kalimba at the end

While, yes, Toronto is further north than Chicago (by a whopping less than two degrees of latitude), ol’ Chi-town has both colder and snowier winters.

B’gosh!

Would love to have one, will never own one, and wondering how terrible the ride will be on a regular old roadway.