Well shame on you for not teaching her how to drive it in case of the day you break your legs.

Well said.

OK just confirming.

Not arguing that since the Challenger is an amazing machine. Just saying the T-72 with an up to date reactive armor package and that missile has a chance to take out that Apache. Not bad for a close to 40 year old tank.

Also now I know that if I ever meet up with British Armored Unit I can get tea from the nearest…

9M119M Refleks says T-72 has a chance to shoot it down and anti-tandem charge reactive armor says it has a chance to live long enough to do so.

I agree since in the slo mo there was no round seen exiting the barrel meaning it fired a blank. Which makes sense since accelerating a heavy shell to high speed could possibly cause it to wobble in flight

Well some ammunition is stored in the turret the rest is in a ring below the turret ring meaning in the hull. This means the reserve is better protected and once the ready ammunition is burned through a turret hit is less likely to detonate spare rounds. However, it could still ruin the crew's day quite effectively…

I like my tank crew shaken not stirred.

Sorry if I'm missing something but are you saying pilots frequently don't modify propeller pitch when they have the ability to? I do realize many small aircraft have fixed pitch propellors.

It sounds like some sort of hideous monster, but like a strange mashup of the Temptations and deadmau5, it somehow all works. Especially when you make it look like an old P-51 Mustang.

Unseen, done. Now what are we looking at again?

Well LA is meh, Chicago is OK, DC is nicely extensive but the service can be great or horrid depending on who you talk to. Boston is OK but the coverage map is really meh.

Iconic, not sure. Ubiquitous, certainly.

Meh. This want will most likely go unfulfilled so that matters not.

It's pretty much the only motorcycle I actually want.

I really really want one.

Well it's against the law but it's not heavily enforced.

And still a more attractive car, visually, than the other. Such beautiful curves.

If you pose the question "what kind of car should I get" to anyone here on Jalopnik, the answer will invariably be "Miata," no matter what you need to do. Towing something? Miata. Date? Miata. First car? Miata. Moving to Alaska? Miata.

Exactly