It is indeed just a lazy thing to say. Like the Santa thing that happened 1000 years ago.

If your biggest concerns about Philadelphia are violent crime and cheesesteaks, perhaps you should move somewhere else.

This is not hard: the brand is spelled MINI with all caps.

"...And I even like the color."

1997 sim some of you might not have ever heard of.

Are you nuts?

It really doesn't bother me. If it makes someone more comfortable, it's worth it.

Small town resident here, so it's quite easy. But I can see how it's tricky with busy streets!

As a guy, you know what I do when I'm out walking and I see a lone woman headed my way on the sidewalk? I cross to the other side of the street. It's no big deal, it's easy to do and I don't want anyone to start worrying that I might be the creep who tries to grab her. I think all guys should do this.

Voyager and Enterprise were just bad TV.

There's what I *think* is a Royal Enfield Bullet 500 in my little town (owned by someone who lives at a church—this is right behind the building). No idea of the year or country of origin.

I prefer amber in the rear lights too, but my 2013 MINI has red rear turn signals, unlike older models that were sold in the US. My sister's 2009 MINI has amber lights in the rear. Soon as I can, I'm going to install amber ones. That requires swapping out the light housing with a Euro spec one.

Ah.

I can't quite find the "spectacular" part.

Blofeld did it.

This is the same reason that every tracked military vehicle is a "tank" and every naval vessel is a "battleship."

You're assuming his body won't be preserved and incorporated into one of the sculptures...

That and the same bee-stung lips on every female face. Yech.

Why not simply store them away for awhile?

I'll just go ahead and assume than in a year or two, all the extra digital content (I don't give a toss about collectibles or steelbook cases or any of that) I want will be available as a Steam download. I can wait. Especially to not have to pay the full release price.