derp.

Oh, I know exactly where he's going in the off season.

Yes you may interest me in an GLHS. You could interest me in 15 of them. They are wickedly fun to drive for what they are.

And now I can go to bed with one less question in my head. Thank you so much for a good explanation. I often forget that you only need the full deck for recovery, not for launch capabilities. And yeah, tangling with a carrier group in what I would imagine is US coastal waters is a derp move.

I wonder if anyone can shed some light on the procedures such a carrier would follow if it suddenly had to go to defcon one and scramble fighters.

Well, often times those who look like they know what they're doing don't usually have the followthrough results.

Heck no, completely bone stock. In reality, avoiding detection is not outrunning someone. Not that a civic could anyway. It's not being noticed in the first place. Tackling this question seriously, there isn't much blander than a CiviCoroNata. Spy, not ricefag.

I believe it would be a 2001 honda civic, in sand mica.

I think the problem is that they bent over for the reality TV machine. Once that virus attacks, there aint no hope.

We shoot em, we fix em, all in one convenient stop. paramedicamiltary shock troops? I'm there!

Never too soon. Especially when it was a deliberate self inflicted fatality.

Part of me prays for some sort of front end collision. It makes me a very, very bad person, but I watch death race 2000 on the regular, and this fits that motif too well.

Tch, in reply to Morepower...

Well, not so much for kirby the dream-car over there. But, the lines of the red one aren't that bad. Love the lines, actually. Would be nice if it were an FR-S fighter, and not a techno-miniature. But we'll see how that goes.

Amen. And just think, r34's will be legal soon enough. You know, for Canada.

I will of course, continue to own that CRX until the wheels fall off. At this rate, it could be my retirement car. Such a treat that little thing...

being familiar with your rants, I'll be cautious with saying what I have to say next.

Freakonomics, baby.

One of the last true Japanese Billygoats. It'll run on anything and go anywhere, at it's own blessed pace.

You know what's cool? The fact that people might be willing to skip out on the Toyota or Civic in the stable at Hertz. Instead of "Oh no, not the Caliber again" maybe it'll be "Oh no, not the civic again." "Upgrade me to the Dodge or Ford, please" That is something very heartwarming.