The only thing I don't like about Zep is their pissy attitude toward reunion tours. They're the musical equivalent of letting a supercar rot in a barn.

I really am impressed at your ability to make every single thing you say fucking worthless.

Guys, this is one of those times you need to get on every forum you have ever signed up for in your entire life and post.

Shiiiiit ah used ter eat a wholern fer dinner at least once a week, but them doctor types told me ah had ter cut back on account uh the whole ah couldn't make it through the door ter see the doc no more.

But if a person chooses a car that stands out in any way, either because of color, model, age, customizations, whatever — then that car becomes a default statement about the driver. It's a deliberate choice, and while the actual meaning isn't always clear, it's always there. I'm so personally associated with my daily…

No sport turismo roofline, no care.

It is time.

Are you ready to purchase a replicar?

The 69 Zl1 was good for 4-second 0-60 sprints in 69. So....yes.

Not real, but I felt it set the tone for discussion nicely.

I may have to try this. I like the Hot-N-Ready because it's pretty easy to get a dinner and 2 lunches out of for 5 bucks, putting me at 1.67 a meal.

"Makes perfect sense to us." - Team Delta Wing

Presumably because the Veyron is pretty much designed to be the ultimate luxury car wherein ultimate is interpreted as fastest, and the Venom is designed to be a crazy man go real fast machine. While it is technically a production car, the Venom is, in many ways, a Frankenstein hot-rod.

Today I learned:

I use my parents as a barometer of what "normal" people think through when they are buying a car, and this is actually one of the biggest concerns they have that is keeping them out of an electric—even one with higher range like a model S.

Well, the name sounds substantially cooler, for one.

Nice, thanks for digging that up! Based on the dark wheels+no wrap, that's the 2011 run, yes?