Bell 206, as in first flown in 1966? Despite upgrades, that’s an old design.

The best part about this whole thing is that Bun seemingly became English mid argument. I’ve not spent a lot of time in Houston but I never heard “cunt” or “the lot of you” down there.

Still carrying the proud Italian tradition of making sure at least some part of your sports car’s chassis resembles a 1950s ladder framed truck. Superficially, I’m sure

Ron didn’t say that, he probably went with something along the ines of:

Bentley CGT can probably be categorized as an SUV. Look at that ground clearance

Wow, you seem like a fun person..

Not really. He’s burning insane amounts of fuel to get to that level of power. You can push 1000 horsepower out of almost any engine if you construct it from materials durable enough to survive it, but doing so requires insanely high RPM that eats through fuel at a rate comparable to a rocket. He’s using a gas-turbine…

I have no idea, but that picture brings to mind 1st gen DSM like a plymouth laser.

Taken at Cars N Coffee this past Saturday. I would say the Urraco is one of the worst.

No, endless focus groups, outside consulting reports, and multiple committee reviews to retroactively justify a decision that’s already been made is the natural result of a culture of fear. PowerPoint presentations are just a symptom.

I think PowerPoint presentations is the natural result of a culture of fear.

I would imagine hell yes.

Nobody likes TGUSA

When I owned a WRX it happened at least once a month.

Norther Bromania

I might be biased

Unfortunately, poor dogs all over Great Britain had to lose their legs in order to build Aston’s dog-leg gearboxes

Congratulations, Mrs. NeonBlaqk, on COTD today! I would like to gift you with a Fiat which these lovely handsome men will deliver soon. Also, congratulations on being a future mommy.

I’m very familiar with drilling carbon.

“Surveillance” is a noun, so there’s no past tense. The word you’re looking for is “surveilled” which is the past tense of “surveil” which is the verb form of surveillance.