#mod car

[zelda-without-a-licence-plate]

pov you are watching ocarina of time: the animated series on vhs bc you were feeling nostalgic for your favourite cartoon from the nineties

part 1 / part 2

[snowdin-stims]

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[teathattast]

[bigboppa01]

[mp100days]

076 - if you ever want to drop by early

[gentlemanmotorslifestyle]

[superhyperfastcars]

[skeleetrom]

I made the worst decal possible

[neon-wonderlands]

[zelda-without-a-licence-plate]

super fast (and by super fast I mean this took 2 hours) Urbosa redesign concept from the other day

[opendirectories]

[ponydoodles]

indeed, it is possible! @consume-tm

[snowdin-stims]

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[bigboppa01]

[uncanny-tranny]

I love when people complain about dangerous drivers because... there are some dangerous drivers out there! However, the solution isn't, like, a surveillance state. The solution can be found (in part) in actually investing in free public transportation and a variety of transportation. The fact that we often live in a very hostile world for pedestrians and non-motorists is a travesty, and helps contribute to the mess that is driving.

You don't need to ban certain people from being able to drive. You need to pressure your local and state governments to actually invest in trains, buses, trams, taxis, public bicycles, well-maintained sidewalks and trails, and whatever may be best for your community. Banning certain people from driving isn't going to effectively keep drivers safe.