Fast and Furious Skyline. The car that turned a million kids into wanna-be Skyline owners is little more than a modified Beetle with Skyline body panels.
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if they wanted to make great movies they wouldn't have made 2F2F, much less the rest of them.
2.) Plymouth Barracuda
To me this is the niche for cars like this and the smart car. While I love the practicality of scooters in dense urban settings I would never want one in a suburban setting. While I love the practicality of using smaller vehicles for around-the-town tasks, I don't trust American drivers to look out for a scooter. …
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Between doing something and doing nothing, I will almost always choose the latter.
Soooooo, maybe you build a suit that mitigates those forces from acting on you? Yeah, its not as simple as copy>modify>result, but its the same principle of an idea.
Since we've built capable ones for the up and down forces, could we not build one for the side-to-side forces?
My wife's Matrix. It has a TON of room inside without feeling huge. I daily drive the crap out of it. It handles all of the abuse I throw at it and gives me decent feedback at the same time. It is fun to toss around downtown Dallas, has enough pep to to get me through my highway commute, gets good enough gas…
Man, with all those medals clanging around he should change his nickname to "Tink-Tink"
Yeah, I know what oppo is, but I haven't listened to much Dylan, or Hootie, or Rucker.
Awesome, thanks.
"New shit has come to light!"
Maybe I'm not enough of a gearhead but I don't get the "Lock me mama like a wagon wheel" phrase.
It's good to know that Ra's al Ghul is still willing to let him use his Lazarus Pit.
Reads title, rolls eyes, checks author, is pleasantly surprised, clicks link.
Get away from the idea of perfection. What makes games look so beautiful, and like the great works of art they are, is that they don't look flawed. They're too busy trying to perfect what the car looks like, but in that search for perfection they're missing something critical, in my opinion, that the human eye is…
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