I hate all the plastic crap that covers modern engines. I like the engine bay in my ‘66 Thunderbird because when I look in there, I can see where and what everything is. It’s kind of comforting to be able to see all that stuff, and since I love mechanical stuff, it makes me happy to see the various bits and bobs that…
King Midget is the best.
Ah, AutoDesk. After learning how to use that and getting a 3d printer, the only real effect it’s had on my life is that my mom now sees me as a source of replacements for the random plastic brackets in closets and whatnot that always break eventually. That, and I now have a lot more useless mildly entertaining plastic…
That’s what he wants you to think. What you’re forgetting is that you can’t see what’s in the can. Secretly, the can contains a small nuclear warp-drive which can propel the vehicle to speeds in excess of R10. (In this case, R is a variable which is not specific but is entirely too fast) The only reason why this…
Oh. Well that’s alright, then.
You haven’t seen the movie yet, have you?
That’s a good point, why wouldn’t Iron Man have an Arc Reactor-powered car?
Coincidentally, I thought the guy from Knight Rider was your icon.
My theory is that after the apocalypse, with half of their engineers left, Audi was wondering how they would be able to develop new cars while being understaffed, and their solution was to put their concept cars into production since most of the design is already done.
Nonsense. Everyone must have eaten a hot dog at least once in their lives, and a hot dog is an American taco.
I guess that’s true... But then again, who wants to eat melted ice cream? With yogurt, it’s at least supposed to be that texture.
It’s not the seeing, it’s the knowing and the imagining that it’s you.
Although I am a huge fan of Kellison kit cars, I think the GT40 is one of their less sought-after models, and this one looks like it wasn’t done very well. Ain’t no way that thing is worth 18 grand. Besides, if I were to buy a Kellison, it would be a J-4.
While these cars are cool, I fail to see how actual autonomous racing would be entertaining. I mean, there’s a certain thrill that comes with the idea of strapping yourself into a machine that was purpose-built to go fast and then pushing it to its limits in the pursuit of victory. Plus, there’s the fact that human…
For once, I can’t help but think that this would have been better if they made this a yogurt flavor instead of an ice cream flavor. I mean, yeah, yogurt isn’t quite as delicious as ice cream, but wouldn’t yogurt be much closer to the appearance and texture of slime? Plus, it would be a good way to get kids to eat a…
I’m usually try not to favor one brand over another (I get to enjoy and appreciate more cars that way), but for whatever reason, I’ve always felt particularly drawn to Pontiac.
We watched a few episodes of the show, and although we all loved the concept and the hilarious food fails, the rest of my family all thought the hosts were really annoying.
I understand her bringing her own food if everyone was clueless about what vegans actually eat. If she was shaming them for eating meat, then I can kind of understand the other side of the story, although it seems like there really is no good side of this story. I used to think I was gluten-intolerant due to a food…
Kristen in 2019: “I Look Away for One Second and the Jeep Renegade Loses Its Manual Transmission.”
Oh my gosh, yes. Every time I use technology and it inevitably gets glitchy, I can’t help but wish that companies would just chill out for awhile and, instead of adding lots of new features, just improve the features it already has. I’d rather have a phone/computer/etc. that works reliably and without glitches than a…
