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We have towing coverage on our insurance. And a network of giant military vehicle owners. And a 100,000-pound kinetic recovery strap. And money. And we shopped VERY carefully, to purchase a nearly perfect vehicle with only about 3,000 miles on it, so as to minimize the chances of a breakdown to...

Yup. 100% of the time. I think it's because the words "litigation" and "lottery" both start with the letter "L" and seek a giant payout. Some people even refer to those types of lawsuits as the "ghetto lottery"...

I carry my pistol, flashlight (even during the day), cell phone, and OC spray. But I have the best training your tax dollars can buy, and many many years of successfully navigating a use of force continuum in real time, when my life and the lives of others have been on the line. It is important...

No, not $8K. $8K would buy the front two tires. $800K is what he's asking for it.

Five days to go. Information leaked thus far indicates 178 horsepower, and a 40 pound weight loss as compared to the outgoing Speed Trip. I may need me one... ;)

We can carry one of these inside the garage in the back of our rig:

I'm sure he can get in and out of most parking spaces at the mall without rubbing...

In our case, our plan includes a loft bed over the garage. We don't have to move anything outside to sleep...

I suspect that you'll do just fine. Go for it!

What about 37s with flat fenders and no lift?

Well, since the Porsche convertible has been brought up, I will share that my 14.5" M4 fits behind the seat, and since an M4 and a baseball bat carried for self-defense are both legally defined as deadly weapons, I figured what the heck, the M4 is probably a MUCH quicker and more efficient way...

How about a Monstercross bike?

Go back and read what I ACTUALLY posted, not what you THOUGHT I posted:

I never claimed there was. Like I said, you're lost...

You are now officially lost- you're trying to contradict the law I cited...by citing the law I cited, lol...

Lol. You might as well be quoting tax law- none of that in any way contradicts the legal definition of a deadly weapon in your state as cited by me.

Cite the exact law you're claiming contradicts the legal definition of a deadly weapon in your state.

What are you claiming? That Idaho has a "self defense" law that magically changes the legal definition of a deadly weapon into something other than a deadly weapon? I posted a direct quote from your state's laws- if you have some claim to make to contradict that, post a direct quote from your...

The "Not a Flamethrower" is sold by Elon Musk company "The Boring Company". I live down the road from another Elon Musk company that develops things that are not flamethrowers:

During academy, recruit officers get sprayed with OC directly in the face, and then immediately have to dump and cuff an intructor. As tenured officers, we've all been subjected to it on the streets, and you can fight through it- it's only pain. For that reason, OC is not my last line of...