Streetwiseguy wrote:Wally wrote:Hahaha. I've always wondered what happened to these guys:
Is anyone else even allowed to enter? I'd like to see a Dominican Republic team, as that's where most of the players come from 
As for those Marines, they were soundly mocked by Canadians. There, that'll show them.
I don't know anything else about baseball.
moparman76_69 wrote:RoadRaceDart wrote: Discovery Storm Chaser fatalitiesThat sucks really bad, I remember seeing him on Storm Chasers. You know its dangerous when someone with 20 years of experience dies.Ranger50 wrote:
FWIW the SUV pictured is the one Mike Bettes from TWC was in, it was hit along with two other vehicles in the convoy, all were OK with minor injuries.
It really sucks that they died. I remember them on Storm Chasers as well. They were the few risking their lives gathering data to help improve reaction times. As far back as they try to stay from the Tornadoes, I was very surprised to hear about this.
My cousin, the amateur storm chaser however, is acting like she knew them personally (she didn't) and is blowing up FB about the whole thing. I finally had to block her content. I can't take her amateur storm chaser crap anymore. 
914Driver wrote:
would not like to be the tire guy that had to mount those
A Hanomag you could buy in Germany in 1927:
1927-Lindberg flys the Atlantic- solo.
"What kind of man would live where there is no danger? I don't believe in taking foolish chances. But nothing can be accomplished by not taking a chance at all."
RoadRaceDart wrote: Discovery Storm Chaser fatalitiesRanger50 wrote:
Are these the same guys who were bragging "our vehicle is not even armored"
Brett_Murphy wrote:
BoxheadTim wrote: A Hanomag you could buy in Germany in 1927:
914Driver wrote:
In reply to 914Driver:
I think that badly overestimates the sex appeal of a Can Am Spyder.
Pic unrelated:
I wish I had a CanAm so I could be as cool as Kenny Powers.
Gasoline wrote:
That makes my neck hurt from the expected cornering forces. I approve.
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