Well, here's a weirdo for you. It's a man who likes to make love to cars.
But don't worry, he's not about penetration, he's more about hugging the cars, holding them close to his body and talking to them.
Traffic jams are the worst. You have ZERO control over the situation you're in. Because some a--hole went and got in a wreck, you're now inconvenienced.
So what do you do? Break out the steel drums and limbo, of course!
It's a good idea to wear your seat belt while driving.
In fact, in most places, it's the law that you wear your seatbelt at all times while behind the wheel. It's just the smart thing to do.
Compared to today, the 1960s were a weird time.
Things that just wouldn't fly today were commonplace back then. Take, for instance, this TV commercial for both a Ford Mustang AND a Post cereal called Rice Krinkles.
Normally in NASCAR, when the caution flag comes out, it's because of something that has gone wrong with one of or multiple cars on the track. Once things get taken care of on the track, the cars are then allowed to get up to full speed again.
However, in this instance, the caution flag was out because of some idiot fan.
Ouch. Yeah, this one will definitely leave you feeling a little tingly.
Christina Jahnz, of Elizabeth, Colo., learned the hard way that she should not text while driving, KUSA-TV 9 News reported.
Everyone has probably had a bit of road rage from time to time.
Maybe someone cut you off, ran a red light or merged into your lane a little too close to you.
So what do you do? Flip them the bird? Maybe honk your horn or tailgate? Probably.
But we're pretty sure that you've never taken it as far as this woman did.
Listening to the Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show today, they mentioned their dream car that they would like to own someday. I wanted to jump on air and say what my dream car was, but that would have been awkward. Once you hear about this car, you are going to say, "He just wants it because of Back to the Future." Yes, that was the first time I saw it, but my love for the car has g