its shopped.

but @rappadan did do that to his 240:

 

It needs a bed topper.

 

Wild corn dogs

 

 

 

 

 

Swisher rolled tight

 

Turbos with V8ts attached to them.

 

I couldn't help cringing at the thought of all that sand being ingested into filter-less turbos.

 

What a collection of crappily running engines that mostly explode before completing the climb. I can see why they don't bother with filters.

And lol at 20:00, the dude wearing a full fire suit who learns why you should actually fasten your helmet to your head.

 

Rule of thumb: Don't start a fight with someone wielding a golf club.

https://www.facebook.com/mediatakeout/videos/1267404886624789/

 

https://www.facebook.com/HoodShitVideos/videos/1005895936167131/

 

That's why people are so fat in this country.

 

"push that stroller regular"

I weep for the English language.

 

because of capitalism, yes.

 

This was rather touching.

 

Also, do not pick a fight with a guy who is wearing body armor, a full helmet, and leather gloves with carbon-kevlar knuckles.

With deference to the fact that this is the random picture thread, no picture exists (to my knowledge) of the specific incident, it's just something which happened years ago when some idiot attempted to rob a motorcyclist (me) with nothing more than a bat, when he pulled up to an all-night gas station in some random town in central California.

Thus, kitty:

 

 

Paths through New York City
‘Flow map’ of travel in New York City derived from the locations of tweets tagged with the locations of their senders. The starting and ending points of each trip come from a pair of geotagged tweets by the same person, and the path in between is an estimate, routed along the densest corridor of other people’s geotagged tweets. (Eric Fischer, artist in residence at the Exploratorium in San Francisco)