Recent content by Rorschach

A castration/lobotomy combo is the only real solution here. As far as the castration part goes, it might be too late if he's already reproduced but at least it would prevent any further offspring.

I guess if you think you need to buy a $600 novelty just to prove you're the most annoying individual in your group then just save your money bcuz everyone already thinks so

What kind of dumb shit is that? It's powered with a cordless drill? HTF do you put that on a vehicle? Bailing wire and duct tape?

I believe that's a UK (including Ireland) whore according to the interwebs. Whore's slits/holes are different shapes and configurations based on the part of the world they are from. For instance, some are rightways and some are sideways.

That's bcuz it's pretty much using a urine fire to clean up soot buildup bcuz that is somehow more environmentally friendly

You used to be able to add a patty. Make it double meat or triple or whatever for about a buck each one. I used to get doubles and triples all the time. My buddy tried 6 once. Bread was mush. He was just chowin on a stack of processed "rib patties" with a "shit eating" grin on his face.

"it’s gonna live forever" Yeah,... Toyotas don't really do that anymore

How does one's rubber get shitty? Come on guys I don't really have to splain this to you. Do I?

There's nothing worse than a shitty rubber

19.5s are 14 ply rated minimum just like 22.5s. Granted, it is a bit smaller tire, therefore it has a smaller contact patch reducing its weight carrying capacity when compared to a 22.5 but they're also rated for less capacity and used on lighter vehicles where a 22.5 isn't necessary. But the...

Michelins dry rot faster than any other tire because they use a harder rubber compound. That's why you can get so many more miles out of them than other tires. They're good for vehicles that see a lot of miles in short periods of time but not good for a vehicle that sits (especially in the sun)...

I buy tires wholesale and the warehouses I buy from have a 3 year policy on date codes. Their policy says that tires have a 3 year shelf life meaning that they sell a tire as new with a date code up to 3 years old. Not saying that they don't move the tires a lot faster than that but that's their...