If they could address the weight of the car, or come up with a better solution to tires, this car would be near perfect. But the tires are the weakest point on this vehicle, they don't last long enough at all.

It's funny, because there have been reports about how bad crime is among gangs and such who still have plenty of weapons. Also, a lot of Australian's actually buried their guns, since they were buried they were technically 'no longer in possession'.

I honestly don't think anything they did would top the unholy merging of two of the most known burgers in the world. The kind of news that would generate would bring peak awareness and having it in a single day store where it's practically exclusive and limited run is sure to have people a-buzz. Just think Willy Wonka and the Golden Ticket. The thing you would have to make sure is promote that this is in honor of Peace One Day.

If the CEO though he could do better, why hasn't he.

Stardust, it's a great book and also a great movie, it was casted beautifully and it's just an overall great story and it's easy to watch over and over.

I like how everyone in the comment thread on the article is suggesting buying guns and sabotaging them, and reselling them. The rational of that whole comment thread is just absurd. It's a tragedy that people actually have to live like this, I'd like to see the welfare/foodstamp income rate for Ferguson compared to actual workers who don't receive social benefits. I think it's time some of our social services saw some reform where people can't actually live like this and actually need to have jobs in order to receive benefits so they don't have so much time to ride around and shoot bullets at houses.

Again, like I said, you don't know what his job is like, you don't know if he was in a good neighborhood or a bad neighborhood, the fact he pulled his gun means he himself felt mortally threatened, as he obviously should have since his gun was grabbed away from him and he was beat with it. Even as the man reached for his weapon he was not committed to using his full extent of force by firing the weapon. There was no reason for the man to get out of his car, I like how the victim in this crime is being accused of negligence because he pulled his gun on an obviously violent man.

Edit: http://www.neighborhoodscout.com/al/birmingham/crime/ Here's you a link to how safe Birmingham is.