Here’s an article from two years ago about what may be the last in the world. The basis of that claim is pretty speculative, though.

Like Ridge Racer Full Scale.

That’s a big mess that’s going to take a lot of effort to clean up.

“Mature”? That may work, though it may give the wrong impression given some of it (I enjoy Rick & Morty, but it’s a stretch to call it mature). “Grown-up”, even though it’s a phrase used by kids, kind-of works. “College age” leaving the ‘and older’ implied? “Senior”?

Congratulations, Ms. $kaycog, on Comment of the Decade!

...but the wheels look a lot better now.

I’m torn, Torch. On the one hand, I appreciate the unedited image. On the other hand, I’m slightly disappointed you didn’t change one of the covers to your own book.

Not a bad present, just an unfortunate misunderstanding.

I used to regularly pass a Lamborghini Gallardo or Muciélago parked up not far from where I worked. What made it out of place is it was in the centre of my town, and the centre is an old, UK, working class railway town that used to serve the local clay pits.

Iam going to be playing Dirt Rally, as I have been all week and will be for the foreseeable future, unless I’ve successed myself into too high a difficulty level which will now suck all the fun out of it.

Goodbye, Mr George. You were a good one.

...you have my permission to berate the staff if they don’t get it up before 11 a.m.

My strongest PlayStation memory is of buying it, because I behaved in a way which is very unlike meek and shy me.

Thank you for the one image I was scanning the article for.

But... it’s only Saturday.

I once read that the BMC 1.8 litre B-series engine, as used in the MG B, had identical bore and stroke to the Rover 1.8 litre K-series engine, as used in the MG F & TF.

Needs more Neighbours-related names. I’d suggest Toadie, Stonie, and Puffer (I had to look the last one up), but of course they’re already fish.

Number 4 looks a lot like a simple Shewee or similar.

What’s wrong with me?