Semantics. You did attempt to refute what was said, albeit with reasons both logical and illogical. Would you consider your reply to my initial post a refutation? Because...

Who needs a house when there’s the pink 1959 Lincoln Premiere Landau?

Here is a quick, free lesson about insults in the English language:

Me: “You spelled ‘you’re’ wrong.”

Judging by the grammar, 100%.

This is the funniest shit I’ve seen all year.

350-400 hp, 6 speed manual as an option, endlessly tuneable, surprisingly comfortable, you can fit two fullsize adults in the back seat (after you wait 30 years for the seat to move for them), shares parts with tons of domestic vehicles, and you can pick a decent, fairly low mileage one up for a hair over $10,000.…

Who the fuck is Mitch Hundred...?

If you couldn’t tell from the “vote Bernie” silliness, you’re not going to talk sensibly to this fella. He “knows” too much.

“Germany should watch out about this kind of tone. The last time they were such sore losers, we sent troops into Normandy.”

I know it makes sense given the lack of muffler and all the talk but I didn’t truly believe reviews or reports until I heard one in person. Hype about movies let me down and I figured the same thing for this little beast. The only time I did see one I was at a light with my windows down when the distant BRAAAAAAP…

I like how the front end looks very angry, all “GRR GET OUT OF MY WAY” and the back end looks, “OMG, wuut? did just pass you?! no way!”

Go watch Dr. Strangelove.

Man, if your comment is to shit on another man’s pride and joy, you need to step up your comment game.

All my ex’s say the same thing.

I am sure they left the car full of gas.

I’m pretty laid back with my car too. But I’ve also run a large repair shop. I wouldn’t let any of my guys get lunch in a customer’s car. If a customer’s car was taken anywhere beyond the normal test loop around the shop (~2 miles), such as hill climbs to trouble-shoot high-load problems, the customer had to agree to…