@snap_understeer_ftw: Thank you for the clarification.
Stökeometric
Stokeometric
@gunmetal!: nah, it's tucked away nicely in the cockpit.
Hella dope brah!
@corsarosso: probably an EVAP canister line leaking fuel vapor near the engine. Or the hamster bedding used for noise insulation catching fire.
Wife: "Honey, we'll be having the Johnson's over tonight for dinner. Could you please arrange the dining room table and seats for them and their children?
that's hawt.
@Jackie: pure genius, it made me chuckle and lifted my day, thank you. *heart click* :D
@Anunnaki: nice avatar.
@ryan.hillmann: never underestimate the protective properties of a well crafted tin foil hat! I suggest that you aquire one, you'll be safe with it on.
@JuJuMonkeyBoy: That's exactly what I was thinking. :D
Since I work on my own cars I usually find my own stuff. One time I found a pair of of expensive sunglasses that I've lost about a year earlier in my trucks engine bay. It was tucked right in between the brake booster and the firewall, must've fell out of my pocket when I was servicing the ABS pump earlier that year.…
Wow. What a grand privillage to see personally the unveiling of the Aztec. Truly a Monumomentous time, the turning point for Pontiac (or GM?) as we knew them. Perhaps the first pangs of the Carpocalypse as we know it!
Oh snap! The gauntlet has been thrown down, it's on!
@Middleswine: At least Mia is safe while being surrounded by all those plush airbags.
@ortizlgnd4: Correct. And remember, do not under any circumstance eat a bean burrito before sleeping.
@zjgz: an espionage action film starring Nicholas Cage or Will Smith?
I am SO taking those wheels!
@toasteroven: so that's why BMW wins every comparo in Car and Driver!
so what are they gonna do about the the Cheetos stains on the screen now?