Her's a little fun fact: The Mississippi Valley Automobile Co. that probably made this ad, opened its doors in 1899 and was one of the first, and maybe the largest car dealerships in St. Louis, Mo. at the time. It's location (just west of Vandeventer and Olive close to SLU for all of you St. Louis people out there)…
Definitely gets the award for the most disappointing. Cut - paste - cut - paste - done.
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Looks like someone at NASA is going to have to go see his juvenile counselor before this habit tuns into something else when he grows up.
Pictured: The Pope's next car.
This is the moment that launched a thousand bone-crushing copycat jumps across the South. It's been repeated everywhere from Dukes of Hazzard to Speed, but more than that it stood for a moment of 1970s Southern revival in American culture as a whole.
Skip Baelish
"I'm not sure if other manufacturers are doing this or not, but Nissan's system that uses four cameras to generate an overhead viewof your car or SUV's surroundings is pretty damn impressive."
It doesn't look anything like him.
As someone who lives in the midwest in an area where the "Japanese Restaurant" menus mainly consist of rolls and tempura shrimp, every time I see a bowl of katsu kare I feel light headed. It is probably because my blood is rushing down to my nether regions.
This picture made me really angry. I would wait outside the store for the person to come out, choke them with the scarf they are sure to be wearing and then tattoo a picture of Bill Gates on their chest.
Ummm... What about me?
Thank you so much for the recognition. To thank you fine folks, have some more Burt.