▲ 55 r/rarenormalcars
Subaru baja
Saw very few of these when they were being built, seeing even fewer of them now.
u/TapDancinJesus — 1 month ago
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Rouge River Fire Near Grants Pass
Staying across the River from the fire. This was around 5. Noticed smoke around. 3:30, and electricity was shut off around 4:00
u/TapDancinJesus — 2 months ago
▲ 169 r/flightradar24
The fires are so bad NASA is studying them
*I don't know what they're actually doing, but I presume it's data gathering/research
u/TapDancinJesus — 3 months ago
New Carissa freighter that ran aground
u/TapDancinJesus — 4 months ago
▲ 1 r/Ask_Lawyers
Who would be at fault for a collision?
I asked this in askLE and im not sure I got a definitive answer, so I'm asking here. Shitty diagram This would be in Oregon. Blue car has a green arrow but swings wide into the far lane. Red car has a yield sign but is in the proper lane. I should add I have not had an accident like this yet. Im just wondering how it would work legally.
u/TapDancinJesus — 4 months ago