An Orlando man was shot with a stun gun and arrested Tuesday evening after a call came in for police to investigate a "suspicious man on a golf cart." Seriously.
Ever since 20th Century Fox debuted George Barris' famous batmobile
I was in a drug store last night, and passed by the rotating display of cheap die-cast cars. Occasionally, you'll see something actually fun in one of these, something interesting that somehow snuck by the Mundanity Inspector of the Quality Control department in the colossal Chinese factory-city that cranks these out.…
Mark Twain may have called golf, "a good walk spoiled," but he never had a Yamaha R1-powered sand-rail cart, so please forgive him. Now, you can have one too. Just remember to yell "fore!" before launching over the greens.
When Libyan leader Moammar Qaddafi stepped out on state television yesterday to announce it was raining, the strange vehicle he was in was a Tuk-Tuk, which is a type of enclosed, motorcycle or bike-powered rickshaw. His may be armored.
The $45,000 Indian-built and -designed Metaltech Anti-Terrorist Assault Cart is essentially an armored golf cart designed to withstand grenade attacks. Although seemingly the least threatening armored vehicle ever built, it makes perfect sense for Mumbai-like confined quarters anti-terrorism use.