Instead of a strange, blocky mess, it would be a strange, swoopy mess.
Instead of a strange, blocky mess, it would be a strange, swoopy mess.
I just saw the thumbnail for this article out of the corner of my eye with that purple 47 and clicked with childlike glee. Joey Fucking Browner!
I have a friend who is a boyhood Legia fan.
Gawd, I watched this show obsessively, poring over the TV listings for reruns and rebroadcasts for more talking car with blinkenlights.
When I look at this I think "New Mexico".
(Since I'm now in the Grey, I may as well reply to myself)
If you have a stable wormhole opening in your car, why can't the other end be in your garage, basement, or largest closet? Why futz around in orbit?
Ohhhhh, I've been waiting for this! My first car was a 1980 Volare that was glorious in so many ways:
I'm nostalgic for my Volare specifically because it was horrid.
"2004, my wife is due any day with our first child. I decide to sell my immaculate, low mileage 2001 Mustang Bullitt, because, you know, kids. Thought I'd find something I could pay cash for and eliminate a monthly payment.
Shine on, Naked Batting Practice, shine on...
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Horch and Audi (the two companies August Horch founded) are two of the four rings of Auto Union.
<scrolls down for gated shifter pic>
The knife-edge style trickles down from Lincoln...
Sean Bean, demonstrating why his character always gets killed...
Looking to see if anyone else would call this out.
I like your list, but you might also consider Zidane and Beckenbauer.
I just know I would have hated GoT if I had read the books first. And now that I have, this past season felt a bit underwhelming. I found myself watching for certain scenes and lines, and feeling disappointed if they were changed or dropped.
#DeMuro'd
Is that Pierluigi Collina? Ha!