Non-political things that make you say...WTF?!?! (Welcome To Florida!) **NOT CV RELATED** NO TALKY!

The trio have a show on Netflix now. Basically doing what they did on Mythbusters.

 

Today I had lunch across the street from a used car dealer called "Quality Motors". It was about *40 and overcast/rainy out and all the cars on the lot had the doors open and windows rolled down and of course, so was the 1st Gen. RC 4x4 out in front, just to mock me while I ate...

 

A California man is in the midst of a lengthy legal battle following a driving under the influence charge that was issued almost 18 months ago for operating a car while under the influence of caffeine, reports said. I'm sorry, did we miss something? When did it become illegal to drive after consuming some espresso?

Joseph Schwab, 36, was pulled over on August 5, 2015, by a California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control agent in an unmarked car who claimed the 36-year-old had cut her off and was driving erratically, The Guardian reported. The agent administered a breathalyzer test which displayed a 0.00% blood alcohol level, according to Schwab's lawyer. After that test, Schwab was put into county jail and had his blood taken for an addition toxicology test. The following report concluded that he had no illegal drugs in his system.

It wasn't until samples were sent to an outside testing facility in Pennsylvania that caffeine showed up as the only drug in Schwab's system when he was arrested, The Guardian reported. Now, just about 18 months later, Schwab and his attorney are gearing up for trial.

Schwab's lawyer, defense attorney Stacey Barrett, has filed a motion for the case to be dropped because no charges were actually filed until almost 10 months following the arrest. If that doesn't go through, the case will be brought in front of a jury in January.

The chief deputy district attorney in the county where Schwab was held, Sharon Henry said her office was “conducting further investigation in this matter," The Guardian reported. “The charge of driving under the influence is not based upon the presence of caffeine in his system."

According to California law, a drug is any substance that isn't alcohol that might “impair, to an appreciable degree” a driver's capability behind the wheel. How the state might attempt to argue caffeine did that to Schwab, we are not sure.

“No one believed me that I only had caffeine in my system until I showed them the lab results,” said Schwab, according to The Guardian. “I want the charges to be dismissed and my name to be cleared.”

 

Definitely belongs here.

 

I'm afraid to link it here, but for a heavy dose of WTF, google Milo Moire Plopp Egg painting on youtube.

She basically squeezes colored eggs out of her vag onto a canvas.

EXTREMELY NSFW

 

^I got the full video
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8FxSq7rIg4

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PimtPzdUdIg

 

That's pretty scary. I bet a majority of them were texting and maybe one was getting road head.

 

How completely f'd in the head do you have to be to think that's "art"??

Pretty girl, but way the hell in the red-zone on the Hot/Crazy scale.

 

^^^ Part of why I bought a dash cam.

 

Not sure if this gem has been posted but if not...
https://youtu.be/CECcLN9SZtI

 

^It's a good thing the bus driver had his window closed.

 

This was in Nov 2014. Wonder if the rider is still alive...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WREyAicJXkM

 

https://youtu.be/4SUI4EekNM0

 

http://leaderpost.com/storyline/man-punches-cougar-to-save-dog-behind-whitecourt-alberta-tim-hortons

Man punches cougar to save dog behind Whitecourt, Alberta Tim Hortons

 

we talking about felines and canines or wimmin?

I mean it was behind a Timmies....

 

Ain't nobody got caliper clearance for that! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MY07FJ2/

 

http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/loca...ip-Ties-in-Place-of-Car-Chains-408277495.html

http://www.kcra.com/article/no-you-cant-use-zip-ties-as-chains-chp-says/8533740

 

I would bet that CHP or CARB would not approve of polycarbonate or carbon fiber either because they have not tested.