If memory serves, there is no degree kelvin and kelvin uses the same unit scale as centigrade, just 273.15 off. Since the starting point is absolute zero (implied as zero kelvin), saying simply “4.5 and 1.9 degrees above absolute zero” seems to make sense. Or at least not a material takeaway to take away from the post.
I have literally never seen anything that Abrams was involved with that I would consider “good” or even anything I would consider “mediocre.” Almost all of it was overproduced crap. Like habanero diarrhea. I mean sure, it’s got habaneros in it and that’s intense, but it’s still liquid shit.
Why? Does he still have Lewis’s number on his phone?
I have it on good authority that that “rat” was actually a squirrel, and that squirrel was named Tippy Toe.
SUPER GT’s Honda NSX-GT has always been different from both its road-going self and its competitors: it’s always been a mid-engine layout.
I’ll give you that Star Trek: The Motion Picture is long and breezily paced, but I respectfully disagree with most of your other points James.
I mean. This is one way of getting furniture out of the second floor easily.
Holy crap, how’d I forget to include the m1.
Yeah, but Genisys does what Nntendon’t.
I find that scheduling a few Guinness can result in perfect conditions for just about anything fairly quickly.
To answer your question, for this car to have been eligible to break records, it needed to have done the speed run in both directions. It is not sufficient to make a top speed run in one direction due to variables that may skew a 1-way run. In short, if this record is allowed to stand, then we’ve allowed Bugatti to…
So you’re saying Roman Polanski... came in a little behind?
The drain at Parabolica runs parallel to the circuit, and is near the white line. What you’re actually seeing is pieces of the top of the sausage curb, the black with orange squares. He likely sheered the first few off from bottoming out.
I don't know if it is "cutting corners" to not design a car to do a bunch of dumb shit nobody ever actually does.
That appears to be part of the bottom of the car. There are at least three pieces exactly like that that fly off in different directions.
If you have the time to take the trip I cannot recommend driving the car home enough. It may not always be the cheapest option, but it’s a great way to thoroughly get to know your new car, and you get the bonus of having an opportunity to see things you may otherwise never get to see. Spend a little time with a map…
