Not after it leaves the shop...

The way I look at things:

My take:

The front wing was actually to pass US bumper height laws. The later ones that were brought in by the company itself had different bumpers that had huge lumps to get the required height.

So many of those make me feel so conflicted.

Coming off of the “Starion”, I would actually believe that it was a tongue in cheek joke to both.

Do epic burnouts, get judged, win prizes. In descending order of importance.

It was such a huge deal BECAUSE it was the last.

Could be worse, you could steal a Duesenburg. Every single engine and chassis has been accounted for. There are no barn finds, no junkyard pulls, nothing. Someone knows where that car and motor have been.

Looks like another side-show-shit-show. A bunch of people get together in a place like a mob (intersections and freeways are fair game), shut it down to anyone attempting to use said place for it’s intended purpose, do donuts and stuff that is questionable at best, and if someone dares mess up because safety be…

I’m surprised my boss hasn’t asked my to install this on my personal phone...

If it were legal, I’d DD the shit out of one of those.

I spotted 68MPH before he started to turn. 50 when he left the pavement.

I let someone drive my Corvair unattended while I was trying to sell it. But then I had their truck in sight and could follow the gear oil leak to find the direction they went.

In the end, everything security is a compromise. I’ve watched a few locksmith videos where they literally pick a brand new Master lock in under a minute. Sure, we can put a high security lock and door on our house, or even go stupid nuts and make the door like a bank vault. Won’t stop a thief from grabbing one of the…

I can see a small amount like that being useful for meetings. Just enough to wet the whistle or just to take medication. Like prescription grade Fukitol. For longer meetings, you need to fill it with something other than water. My first thought was “Are those just rebranded soap bottles?” though.

“60% water is still mostly water!”

“Where could I go where nobody would notice a town full of robots? Connecticut!” —Stepford Wives.

We were riding on trails around Smith Valley, NV when the bolt for my nephew’s chain tensioner on his quad stripped out. We managed to find a stick to jam in between the axle block and housing that held perfectly to get us back. It was so perfect, that the next trip out to Sand Mountain, NV, the bolt hadn’t been…

The problem with humanoid robots is that you’re trying to make a robot to do something that humans are good at. The real value is making robots that are good at things humans AREN’T good at.