THANK YOU!

Well, she DOES wear Prada...

What about the Supra and the Z?

No. It’s not they couldn’t. They didn’t want to. They knew they had to go in, but they chose not to because they could defray responsibility without looking like cowards (which they were).

No. It’s not they couldn’t. They didn’t want to. They knew they had to go in, but they chose not to because they could defray responsibility without looking like cowards (which they were).

Got kinja’d... cool. Here are the links about the asylum seekers again...

Yep, came here to say this. The manual is part of the reason I bought my Gladiator.

At some point, the fact that police are literally just a state-sponsored street gang is going to finally filter into popular consciousness, right? Like, sooner or later the general public will figure out that the cops are not and have never been “good guys”? Right?

They say to dress for the job you want. I guess she wanted to be a super villain.

Millau Viaduct

5th Gear: Oligarch, after loosing their SuperYach(s), will now be driving Lada.

2nd Gear: “Cox surveyed 591 franchised and 555 independent dealers…”

Mackinac Bridge

The Millau Villaduct in France is absolutely breathtaking. I drove across it several years ago and it was one of the most stunning driving experiences of my life. 

Stari Most Bridge in Bosnia-Herzegovina . When I was there it was on the bottom of the river after the Croatians pounded it with tank rounds, It has since been rebuilt.

If I use both “bridge” and “drive” loosely, the most memorable span I have traversed is the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct in Wales. Boating ~130ft over a river in a narrowboat is quite an experience.

Mackinac Bridge from the UP to downstate Michigan. And you walk across it every Fall

Big Corp sent some of us to Boston for a training seminar. Talk about a SPECTACULAR design that looked so jaw-droppingly cool—seeing the Zakim Bridge lit up at night as we crossed it:

This song should never be played again. Ever.

This is a grievous loss. Alas.