Just make a post on this sub about how Company X has the most ethical business practices, and people will go to the ends of Earth to prove you wrong.

Go home, you're drunk.

It was a NH plate.

Smooth brains gonna smooth.

I avoid that shitty website as much as possible.

Car looks pretty close to the white line to me, but I'm not trying to be CSI: NH.

The mental gymnastics of your comment is weird and sad.

Assume, if you will, that cars have passenger seats and cameras can zoom.

(See the blurry overall nature of the photo, pre-crop?)

You're one of them, aren't you?

It's like Tea Party v2.0

How do his followers reconcile that?

Swapped in a new ATF filter and fluid BEFORE undercoating it with FluidFilm this weekend. It was 70, and I was sweating.

I'm going to swap on my winter wheels/tires today, and then I'm pretty much ready for ice/snow.

Liquor cabinet is extra-full for the short days.

My favorite time of year was whenever it snowed along the coast of NC, and everyone decided it was cool to slide off the road for some reason.

Or whenever it would rain hard in CA... Now that's a spectacular viewing experience.

Nothing beats ice in Texas, though. Literally the entire state shuts down in reverence.

Literally the only smart choice.

Split the difference, and call it a day.

What does the majestic loon have to do with those FS carpetbaggers?

You're free to do what you want. Just don't post it on social media, and you're generally fine.

And, did you vote yesterday?

I didn't vote for him because he violated his oath to uphold and defend the US Constitution.

Hard to do that when you sold your spinal column to the highest bidder.

It should be, that's the whole point of legalizing it....

Additional revenue for education and social services.

Hey, thanks!

Link?

Team Meteor

There was a 3rd 4th option on the ballot. Why is it missing from the poll?

Yeah, lots of dead deer along that route from my time making the trips from NC to NH back in the day. The only time I'd do I-95 was if I could leave Camp Lejeune in the evening, and drive all through the night.

No traffic once you passed through the DC-NYC megalopolis.

If you're not in a rush, taking I-91 south through Vermont lets you get off at numerous exits to drive parallel down Route 5. It a much nicer drive through the small towns, and once you get your fill you can usually hop right back on the interstate.

I've done a bunch of Atlantic to Pacific drives, and I-90 through was fairly empty but there were some interesting stops for historical sites, but I-10 through New Mexico is bleak.