Harsh, but on the right track. Crossing fingers that his nic gets switched to something along that line without delay!

Don’t even need to wait for a foul tip.

Young Frankenstein too. What knockers! (Google it. It’s not what you think.)

My spine puckered at the sight of that.

Been that way all day.

Wonder if little Eaton will be bottle fed.

Let me guess...

JunctionMcLane nailed it. ‘67 911S. Been in the family since 1974... I took my DMV driving test in it.

I’ve been on the other side of that a time or two.

Read Old Yeller before you see this movie.

It’s a year newer than your Tbird but it’s on its second time around... the last twenty years has all been track driving though.

First time through, I read that as “There were two ‘78 Corvette Parts Cars on the block...”

Q: Why don’t we see hypercars on the road?

I’m pretty sure you could narrow that down a bit:

Yet the Mk 1 eyeball has no problem spotting big rigs. Imagine that!

No.

How many of those 3500 were actually driving... you know, looking beyond their hood ornament? Identifying and predicting possible conflicts, actually paying attention to their one job?

Kinja’d!

I was surprised, and impressed, that Alonso didn’t find the wall the first year he tried Indy. Really speaks to his natural talent.