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I think what I got from this is:
In case you were curious, this is what a 2015 Toyota Century looks like.
“Virginia, all of it.”
Many of the guys I’ve dated have done this. I’m not saying it’s just a guy thing—women def do it too—but it’s most annoying when it’s someone you’re close with/have to screw after they haven’t let you finish a single sentence all day. I want to forward this article to all of them. It would be a nice way to get in…
Is this inspired at least in part by my discussions on the earlier article about about Briggs?
The exact same article would have been written if she were a man. She made the claim of being ‘the only female driver.’ Lying isn’t gendered.
You don’t think the people who choreograph stunt or fight scenes have an artistic impact on the movie? I don’t think that individual stunt people should be up for an oscar, but the stunt coordinator should. Too bad the old white men who run the academy disagree.
Justin Bieber’s LaFerrari should be coming soon. Yours is probably not.
Sort of like NFL fans...while I am not one, I have observed the same behavior. Full disclosure: I've done the same thing watching F1 and sports cars and I pray my wife never films it
“How did you learn to do all this?!”
Trying to figure out how you got that from this article.
Oh there's no doubt about that. This car spawned Lexus alone. The Cressida was an experiment to see if the LS400 could be done.
That's right. The sweater. Look at the multi-colored piece of magnificence. That's a racing sweater, right there. I'm pretty sure that's the same sweater Ayrton Senna wore under his racing suit, all the time, despite racing for Honda. Because that man knew speed when he saw it, and he saw it in the sweaters of Bill…
Whatever you say, Dr. Ragg, DDS.
@pandafresh: This article seems to suggest that the only reason genitals are blurred out is because of the evolution of a law that the Americans forced into place anyway.