Any bigger and Matthew McConaughey is going to need a CDL

Derwin employee 1: How can we make a decade-old Italian supercar less reliable?

“Over $1MM invested in this build, worth $20MM+, we know what we have, no lowballers or Palestinians. Bring a trailer.”

So your highway,

I mean, it was the engineers driving it, so they kinda did build it themselves.

Every day I’m hustling. Every. Single. Day.

Genuine ad reads like that are what most YouTube shows are coming to as YouTube pulls ad revenue. More importantly, it puts the control back into the hands of the creators, instead of the hands of YouTube. They can choose what products to advertise, and often, the ones they truly like get picked.

What about the commercials? Can you drop a load of bricks 6 feet above it and push a heavy toolbox into the back?

Extra low mileage Murcielago for sale. Recently serviced, fresh paint. Only 37k miles! Asking $250,000 or best. No lowballers, this is a RARE car, I know what I have.

Someone once said, “explaining a joke is like dissecting a frog; you understand how it works but you kill it in the process...”

A great joke made even better with an explanation.

Extremely rare? I’d call that extremely well done.

You are thinking too bigly. The space occupied by a single V8 is of a higher concentration than any area with cars wrapped around them. To increase the concentration further, one must go smaller. This is a youtube clip showing what claims to be the world’s smallest running V8.

There’s nobody in the car.

This video is missing the BACKFLIP he did right before this. This guy has some serious talent. Backflip is at 1:58.

As much as I see the similarities, I don’t see a pig on the back of the GT.

Don’t you ruin the GT for me...

Can confirm from two different sources that they will, in fact, be optional, and they are not actually magical tires.

Don’t you think you were a little harsh on him?