8 Sci-Fi Vehicles You Should Never Operate Drunk »

Posted By mrmunchies 4 months ago in Humor
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If we can't successfully operate vehicles with two pedals and a steering wheel, with a .09 alcoholic blood level without slamming into a deli, then we should never get behind the touch pads, handle bars, joy sticks or laser cannons of any of these sci-fi vehicles.

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    Endoscopy4 months ago

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    I remember those and thanks for bring them here.

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      cubsguy4 months ago

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      haha, i was just watching star wars last night. and the fifth element is frickin awesome

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