It sounds like they “solved” the sonic boom problem by assuming they won’t get permission from anyone and limiting their business plan to ocean crossings. We’ll see if the Netherlands gives the OK to rattle windows in Greenland; otherwise the Atlantic crossing could be a real fuel hog. 

I am greatly annoyed at the way Breath of the Wild seems to go out of its way to pseudo-realistically simulate the experience of free soloing a tricky rock section. With upgraded stamina you feel like Alex Honnold conquering a vertical mile of Yosemite granite with naught but his fingers and some chalk.

The thing about eating the rich is, once we’ve served the 0.1% as hors d’ouvres, there’ll just be another 0.1% to take their place.  So it’s a renewable resource. 

If no one makes non-functional stacks exhaust pipes for these, I’ll be really disappointed. You could put some pine needles and a heating coil in them and pretend you’re rolling coal!

No one had a dessert torch?

Installed a sway bar upside down. In my defense it fits that way (although it makes an impressive noise when you drop the car!), and the instructions didn’t think to warn against that specific bit of stupidity.

I would do it for exactly the reason you see in this video. 

That is an excellent Totoro reference. 

I don’t know Jose Rodriguez, but he has the right answer here, except a RS6 is total overkill. You are looking to enjoy your commute, not hit warp 6 on a short straightaway and wrap yourself around a tree. Get a S6 Avant, they’re *plenty* fast enough for your commuting grin to last all day, and spend the money you…

It’s nice to see the SEP law being applied with fairness and rigor. Yes, $800 qualifies as trivial cash when it comes to a vehicle that can (probably?) legally travel on public roads. If you want something like this car, you might as well get this car.

That thing looks like a Civic hatch ate too much. Too many design elements, like someone added aesthetic mods based on what was on sale at Pep Boys. I don’t think Jag helps itself by making those squinty taillights its main brand-identifying signature. 

Wagon? Bleh. Real wagons have a square ass and actual cargo space. That’s a four door shooting brake. That’s fine, but (in my opinion) it goes in a class with the X6, the Honda Crosstour, the bimmer Gran Coupe and the Impreza hatchback.

Yes, you made that clear. The problem is that it’s not a MiG. It can’t fold the running gear out of the way at high speeds. It drives on that wheel. The whole wheel needs to be protected in a housing to shield it from Mach-speed winds, with complex air handling to prevent ground effect lift-off, or else you get an…

I try to imagine that, but in my head the front wheel keeps exploding.

Five percent of you people need to explain yourselves.

That model wasn’t abandoned; someone threw it in a fire, probably stomped it while still hot, and *then* abandoned it. You can see some pieces like the passenger seat half-melted.

The biggest dunce hat of this whole story goes to whatever gob thought he should build a roundabout with no signposting. Even in the UK, where you have those things at every major intersection, I think it’s understood that if you don’t properly mark a roundabout you’ll end up with anarchy.  

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Let’s say that I hypothetically want to steal it and (of course) the hypothetical guy parks his hypothetical 4Runner in front of the hypothetical garage to make my life harder. Would I be morally justified in pulling some Fast & Furious sh*t like blow out the rear of his garage and carry off the GT3 with a cargo…

“SCA, Ever Given requesting permission to re-enter the channel”