The reason I hated my degree was because I had to do a science. Why? Because I was a first gen. immigrant into the UK and my parents expected me to do science. My older siblings did medicine and physics. That whole debacle knocked back my career by at least five years.

Ah... cool - thx!

Yup. The next letter on that number plate should be "N".

I don't know what you drive right now but now I have a 1994 Jag XJ40 which cost £800. So if your car cost more than that you're one up on me ;)

To 11 did you say?!

OK. Someone explainey pls. I thought that Olivia's abilities were inate and all the stuff that happened to her as a child - cortexiphan, etc simply brought out her abilities?

Just. Sitting. There. Waiting.

I hope you get the chance - when I had the DB9 I could drive up to 8/10ths without problems, after that the car would definately try and kill you lol.

Someone should scrub the front disclaimer and send it to FOX news saying its found footage.

Yeah - that thing is gorgeous. Talk about going from an ugly duckling to a swan

Yup - very well said.

The reason why I ask is that a lot the things on your list are actually there in AM’s – the sound, the way the systems only dial in when you’re really in trouble (and sometimes not even then lol). If you don’t like the looks that’s cool, everybody has their preferences.

I agree. Perversely the only one that’s given me some pause is the one by Mansory of all people.

:D

Can I ask (not in a snotty way) but have you actually driven a modern AM?

It says... *covers one eye* "Do not flush corrosives down the waste disposal".

People asking her stupid questions.

While I don’t agree with the OP, I also don’t agree with your statement “faith has certainly been the greatest enemy of knowledge throughout all history”. I can think of ten examples off the top of my head of scientific discoveries made by people of faith or supported by organised religion and yet I’m having a hard…

I love this show but my neck is beginning to get sympathy pains from watching Finch stagger around like Ram Man from Masters of the Universe.

A DB9. While I will be the first to say the vast majority of incidents were down to me, I would say that the traction and stability control were, how do I put it, generous to the driver i.e. they only kicked in just before you were about to die.