One advantage to having a tiny engine, I suppose.

I think the ability to turn around inside the vehicle should be part of the spec.

A reference to his pointy hairdo.

Weird. But I guess if a front engine car often has it under the rear, they just reversed that situation.

Another flat engine, right? Though apparently that wasn't always where they put the spare through the run of the model line.

Hey, that's what I had! Mine was mostly blue. It soldiered on so well that it inspired me to buy another Subaru after that one. Mostly I just wanted to drive faster.

Yeah, I always kinda thought that cooking the tire all the time probably wasn't very good for it. But I've been told that it's the ozone in the air that causes accelerated decay and cracking in tire rubber. Is that BS or real oxidization science-y infos?

You can't fool me old man! I found those droid droppings out there in the desert! And the jawas and those farmers and the tracks all over the place! Gimme those droids!

I was amused to find the Subie's spare here. One advantage to having a flat engine, I suppose.

That's not fair. They brought the ladies.

People seem to like him. But for all his hipsterishness, he's hard to hate.

Apparently not.

Jane Bond? Mmm...ok I'd watch that.

Is it just me or is anyone else tired of seeing that Rutledge Wood, the hipster kewpie doll "Fusion Project" ad?

I wouldn't call it ironic. Pretty much only motorcycle riding musicians make music about riding motorcycles and only motorcycle riders get killed riding motorcycles. Nothing ironic about that.

OK, so now I wanna see the A320's Nurburgring lap times

Yep, beat me to it.

Don't forget "Doctor" Jack Elam!

Nothing new indeed. Orson Welles had several live shows in New York in the '30s and was occasionally late going by taxi between studios because of traffic so he found out that one didn't by law have to be sick or going to a hospital to ride in an ambulance. They have laws about that now of course.

That one does.