Looked pretty foamy.  I mean, just looking at the picture.

You always speak from the heart, DT.

TLDWatch:

I...…. I...…

I LITERALLY just swung (swang... swinged...) my screen around for the bartender and asked her how the event as depicted could possibly exist.

Alright, now you’re just messing with me.

2 types, sez you. And, of course, the only 2 types who would. Sez you. And I can tell you that I’m not the only one who understood you clearly to be speaking about pretty much all wealthy exotic car buyers, minus the preposterously few good ones.

You keep missing the point of what you wrote...

See, it’s attitudes (and failed logic) like this that prevent people from become RICH assholes.

I dont know if your <sic> honestly commenting or just oblivious to how ridiculous this whole argument sounds...

Fair enough. I’d still have one in my driveway the day before yesterday if I could. As fun as, and way, waaay safer than the never-been-in-an-accident 200k mile ’03 SWB Tracker (with an XL-7 V6, but that’s another story..) that it would be parked next to.

However many stars I was able to give, just interpret them as x20. 

I recall that. There is a steering column on that side to deal with, though, that doesn’t have to be accounted for on the passenger side.

Tell me I'm not the only conventionally straight guy who would pay extra coin to get something in Mary Kay pink. 

“Noise comes from a naturally aspirated, 5.0-liter V8 that spits out 460 horsepower.”

I know you already know this, but I can’t help myself: It’s a function of the whole driving-on-the-right-side of-the-road thing. Driver’s side front impacts are a vastly more common scenerio in IHHS’ purview.

I checked my math so, so many times when it first revealed itself to me..

I see no flaw in your logic.

A trip like that, particularly in South America, definitely calls for a big ass-gas tank.

Regarding F, I get a kick out of the fact that boiling is 180 degrees away from freezing.