They operate internationally and have a scapegoat who actually did fuck things up. Literally everyone who died in the first one except for that raptor-keeper guy in the opening sting (who amounts to a single workplace acccident that companies have all the time) can be blamed back to Nedry.

reports were that the vandalism earlier this year—including a message keyed into the car that said “MOVE”—did $7,500 worth of damage.

No one who starts a post with “Sorry to be that guy” is ever really sorry to be that guy.

Nah, if you are flying with passes you basically have to wear business casual. They will refuse you if you are wearing jeans, let alone leggings.

...pass traveler...

I’ll just leave this here...

Keeping your neck up to see would be difficult and tiring at normal speeds at impossible at track speeds. The position obviously offers no way to secure and support the head, neck, and back for crash protection. It’s utterly stupid and dangerous, and no I would not drive it.

Take French and Italian auto making at its prime and mix until Bora happens.

For me it was the car on my wall posters as a kid. My room was covered with two. The Vector W2:

The Lamborghini Countach. How many of us had this exact poster on our walls growing up?

The Vector W8. It’s weird as hell, was way ahead of its time, apparently it was incredibly well made, they barely made any of them, and it quite possibly has the weirdest windshield wiper configuration of any car ever. It may not be the greatest driving supercar in the world, but as far as weird one’s go, it doesn’t…

It obviously has to be the F1. But sometimes I can understand how someone can scoff it because it’s too common of an answer. So: F50.

The Porsche 959 is best supercar

I love Mark Hamill. He just comes across as such a genuinely good dude.

Really? This is what you get worked up about?

It is. See it in the Northern Lower a few times a year.

Lamborghini is owned by Audi

I only trust a hammy with moons over it.

*Deep Sigh*, ok, just to kinda date myself, I sat in a W2 when I was my kids age (18). This was back when Otis Chandler was still alive and kicking and was willing to bankroll guys to bring their gear out to RIR. One weekend, the W2 was there sitting in the garage area (but not in the garage). My friend and I got to…

I’ve had the same thought, it’s too good an idea for Disney to actually do it though. I'd settle for DRM free copies so I could legally have it on my phone for whenever I need it.