And my favorite, Inspector Bumstead in Dark City, initially trying to catch Rufus Seward’s character (whom he thinks is a murderer) but who eventually comes to realize that something is very odd and wrong about the city he lives in.
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I’m honesty surprised how quickly the aftermarket jumps on this shit.
Great googly moogly.
Relative nobody...imagine being a WEC champion and referred to as a relative nobody.
...the locomotive first served on the Reading Railroad out of Pennsylvania before getting shipped off to Arizona.
Oof, awful take man. Several tracks (Or entire leagues for that matter) are better off because they’re difficult. Senna wasn’t adored because he could drive a nice, grippy surface. He was an entertainer because he could find speed when it was raining and awful to drive on.
I see you care so little about it, you wrote this whole article about how much you don’t care about the racing surface.
There was another accident happening right before Lynn’s.
Jalopnik was probably the first car website I remember bringing up the discussion about diversity and inclusion in car culture. It’s one of the reasons I like this website so much, and I’m proud to show it to the world everyday. I know the article isn’t about Jalopnik, but hat tip to you guys for the amazing work…
He should have just complied.
Wow thats a gorgeous car that I hadn’t seen before, thanks mate! Lovely color too, that livery would also look great on the Elva.
There was already a successor to the Lola :)
I’m speechless, but with 36,895 comments, I haven’t always been speechless. This post is the best prize ever! Thanks so much, Andrew!
These cars will only be driven (or pushed) from the enclosed car carrier into the carpeted, climate-controlled garage.
Not gonna lie, I actually started wondering if oranges grew in palm trees. Then I saw them... Lol.
It’s easy if you concentrate.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like for a Formula One pit crew [...] it’s already practicing its zero-gravity pit stops