They may make stupid decisions, but I'll be damned if they don't look cool making them.

It depends on the direction of the wind. It's actually a lot easier to sail into the wind and change directions quickly than you would think, providing that you take a proper angle into the wind. The tricky part would come with ducking under the sail and quickly getting to the other side of the vehicle when it flips…

except for it was ugly as sin. One of my buddies had one in high school and we gave him endless hell about that car.

haha fair enough.

Came here to say this. Water is an ingredient in lots of things that probably aren't incredibly smart to ingest, but I wouldn't say it's a particularly toxic substance.

According to Wikipedia, the spruce goose moniker came mostly from concerns about the plane's weight. Not saying it was the best nickname they could have chosen but it was the one that stuck, I guess.

Birch Goose doesn't have quite the ring to it that Spruce Goose does, and if I'm not mistaken, it wasn't exactly a term that was warmly embraced by its inventor, Howard Hughes.

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fuck, it's always Lupus.

You can save yourself a lot of effort by not clicking on articles that don't interest you.

you have brought great dishonor to your family.

I'd rather buy in to the "boogeyman bullshit", take some extra precautions, and find out later that they were mostly unnecessary, than throw caution to the wind and end up dying from it. I'm not saying that we should all start wearing surgical masks and stop going to school/work out of fear of coming into contact with…

Living in Frisco/Plano, where a second case has been reported, I have to disagree with you. Sure, there are diseases out there that kill more people every year, but ebola seems to be a hell of a lot less treatable than more common diseases like the flu. It's easy to not be concerned when it's not happening close to…

The answer is always Miata.

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Zoobooks were the shit. Man that just took me back

In this post: Dick jokes

I just hope that the unveiling ceremony is more of an unboxing ceremony and they get JT and The Lonely Island to present it.

Subtle homage to Steve Jobs maybe?

I would have to agree. While a lot of them do wear gear like back protectors to keep from seriously injure themselves, the size of some of the features they're hitting is insane. There was a guy this year that tried to frontflip a 78-foot canyon gap and ended up botching the landing and pitching himself over the…