Seriously, people.

Who wants to hear that engine groan in protest at 3,000rpm anyways?

“Screw you, JB! I’m keeping the Fury!”

Who wants to hear that engine groan in protest at 5,000rpm anyways?

Your first mistake is assuming that there were nice ones to begin with.

Obligatory:

Will the drone punch you in the face when it is low on power and had a long day and just wants to recharge?

yeah, the whole car

Doesn’t matter.

Yeah, there are airspace violations worth sending an angry letter over and airspace violations worth shooting over. Even if the Turkish version of events is correct, there was no good reason to shoot down the Russian jet.

I got a little suspicious when the radar track showed the area of incursion was roughly the size of a gnat’s clitorus.

Bad news for the Dragon 2.0. Elon Musk has delayed it indefinitely until the engineers “Can get the rad Gullwing doors to work”

Jason - ‘From A—>B - Tales of modern Driving’ was a whole series of six, each one with it’s own theme. They are true gems of anthropological documentary and each one a total hoot, as the basic style is give the people in it just enough rope to hang themselves with their prejudice, pettiness and ideas of status.

“Ain’t no way I’ll let somebody go past in a base.”

My question is, what the heck were they selling that was so important? And the level of obsession here makes the American Psycho business card scene seem almost reasonable in comparison.

This is somewhere between a David Lynch film and an epic trolling job by early writers of the British The Office. Except, it’s real?

“Ain’t no way I’ll let somebody go past in a base.”

The part around 35:00 where the guy talks about being “absolutely shattered” when he gets an Austin Maestro instead of a Vauxhall Cavalier, and the staff comes out to make fun of him, and his wife is crying when he gets home... damn. Just damn. That’s some raw, ugly humanity.