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Expensive! Expect to pay top dollar for pretty much everything. I lived in Singapore from 1990~2001 and it was a nice and pleasant city back then. Now when you go to a restaurant, they charge you for the wet napkins and peanuts(appetizer) separately (S$1.00 each) and you have to tell the waiter to take them away if

By far the most efficient airport I've been to. I lived in Singapore for 11 years and my record of getting from the boarding gate to the taxi (arrival) is 15 min. The luggage always arrive at the conveyor belt before the passenger and immigration usually is a breeze to get through. Even when the custom officer singles

I thought it was a weird Audi at first glance, before reading the title.

Aluminum dust explosion.... that's really really bad.

Haha, reminds me of this old lady near were I work who strolls her pug on baby stroller and never let's the dog touch the ground(except when peeing or pooping). Of course, in this case, it's more like a abusively pampered cheetah.

A380 for budget airline?

BTW I did check with Secretary of State office and they said while there's no law that says one must have insurance for a car in storage, there's also nothing to prevent insurance companies from putting whoever in whatever category. I did, however, switch to "storage insurance" the next time I leave for the summer,

I am currently in a dilemma. A brand new manual GT86 or a used 08 BMW 135i auto? Both at the same price range here.

When I went to school in Detroit, I had a Detroit zip code on my address and it cost me $5000/yr to insure a Honda. Most people who were in similar situation did not even bother with insurance. While it's about responsibility to have insurance cover, at least liability, insurance companies on the other hand stop at

51 dead? Dude, there's not even a confirmed figure. Many are still in the wreckage and rescue efforts are still going on. What happened? No real answer yet. Bad weather is probably the main cause. Human error( as in making the wrong decision given the circumstances) too.

What about the people who are supposed to fly them? You can recondition a plane quickly to bring it back to the battle field, only when you have the pilots to fly them. I am not sure if flying a jet in combat is as natural as riding a bicycle. I can imagine the constant training and practice to keep those skills sharp.

Many cars can get to that speed, but what impresses me most is how quickly it does.

This would be a damn good opportunity for a sponsorship!

That screech is what killed it for me. Imagine hundreds of screeching pellets going at once.

Unnecessary speeding and not keeping an eye on the road while driving is definitely illegal, but having designed for law enforcement in-car products, I do give them respect for the amount of things cops have to pay attention to while on duty. During the ride along I had, the cop that I rode with had to drive,

JUST MOAR EXCUSES TO MAKE SHITTY LOOKING CARS!!!!!

Is there a possibility that the trapping cable gets caught in the landing gears instead of the hook, or is there some kind of error proof design?

Any where I can find a good highlight video of the race? I only got to watch the first 3 hours of it.

I only got to watch the first three hours and there were more wheel-to-wheel action than any modern F1 race! Le Mans hasn't been this exciting with multiple competitive players. Porsche and Toyota certainly gave Audi a run for their money,

The PT Cruiser bike? Jokes aside, I admire these "do-ers". To develop a product and put them out where they are meant to be is not a small feat especially for young/inexperienced guys. Hipster or not, they did what they've set out to do. It's a huge contrast to those I know around me.