i don't know but he keeps talking about walruses.

Looking at this more, the real problem is that there's too much covered by the same dumb warning light, and since such a great deal of it is non-critical it gets ignored. What this leads to is ignoring it without knowing whether the problem is critical or not. Since it tells you nothing, it means nothing. There's a…

except for the colour of his hair, he looks exaaactly like my scientology teacher.

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The jump from that first sentence to that conclusion is absurd.

Perhaps one might also add to that "what ought to be done".

I'm fully aware. Though i'd be rather surprised if the general Italian-praising public had any idea. I've personally never met a German who displayed any signs of nationalism, but the proportion of first and second gen and vacationing Italians I've met here at home with grating personalities hopped up on their…

I just get a kick out of it since the Italians love tooting their own horn, especially in these sorts of things.

I'm sitting here laughing my ass off after hearing that she's not actually Italian.

While Mr Bruce Mclaren is long dead, Ron Dennis is certainly not one to have his jewel messed with by a scavenging texan. But, I like the idea of pissing off Ron Dennis. and the MP412-C does need a refresh.

this one's awesome

as is traditional, and for good reason, this thread needs more of this

It's pretty hard to nail it down to one or even ten. There's something about the British and cars. It's like there's something in the water that drives so many of them to try and create the most perfect car, something in the roads, or the automotive history of the place. Because there's always another project on the…

In a lot of ways yes. But it doesn't represent the whole of british cardom, but it does represent an amazing aspect of a car culture that is unlike any other.

no, the morris marina is quinissentially british in many many ways. just none of the flattering ones, and fortunately today's mass produced stuff isn't so reminiscent of those heady, i mean malaise days.

In practice, they are far cooler city machines than you make out. The visibility is truly excellent, the interior is well designed and uncluttered, in the best way, and it's actually quite spacious; easily has loads more room than a modern mini. It's designed as urban transportation, it's like a modern version of the…

I love me a good stout. And this is one of the COTD awards i'm interested in trying. Everybody seems to be so, er hopped up, on IPAs and double tripple hops, don't people have any conception of how much flavour there is in barley and wheat?

I wasn't going to go with romantic, i was going to go with genius, but that works too.

But the math doesn't work out. 50% Can't be as affluent as 5%, and certainly won't be the way things are run.

I looove this!