So basically, this is the tamest trip to Thailand in history
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Since this ended in a thai, it went to a shootout.
The additional genius of the Mk1 Mini was the way the rear numberplate was hinged at the top (and illuminated from below), so it was still visible when the trunk lid was open. If you watch the original “Italian Job”, you can see the plates flapping around as the cars take off and land.
There are plenty of non-stem degrees that are highly valued by employers. Just because you don’t like any of them and decide instead to take on tens of thousands in debt to get a degree in underwater gender-neutral fashion design doesn’t suddenly make it my responsibility to subsidize it.
1st Gear: You see a demand side problem from a supply side solution. To equate the market price of a commodity to a “equivalent” tax cut (really just a summed revenue loss figure, where actual rate cuts and revenue loss are not directly correlated) is lunacy. One provides utility and is always in flux... the other....…
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Forgiving student loans isn’t a solution.
WTF? its hilarious:
Have you ever met Jay Leno? I live in SoCal and see him driving stuff all the time. One day I bumped into him after he’d been giving one of his old Mopars a good thrashing. My car knowledge is no where near as good as Jay’s but he talked with me and we made each other laugh about some of the choices the manufacturers…
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No Jamiroquai? - Your list is broken when Jay Leno is number one and you don’t have a genuinely cool guy in it who has an amazing list of cars.
Take that shit back to Gawker.
Jealousy is so ugly.
How did Rowan Atkinson not make the list?
A collector that actually drives his car...that’s cool in my book
I don’t know if anything could be more 90s then the Dodge Neon Celebrity Challenge cars.
So much 90s that it hurts. The ST205 GT4 (All-trac) Celica.
Minty!