derel1cte
Derel1cte
derel1cte

Yeah. F’ing nuts. I think the rules are like:

Singapore gets even weirder. They ADD badges. But not fake ones like you are thinking. They add badges bragging about the 7 speed slush box in their diesel benz:

No.

You’ve never listened to rap/hip-hop. Just shut up.

Why didn’t you use a photo from sometime in the last 5 years? Or at least a photo of the Sprint Cup Series?

I’d say a car that only exists in a post Gulf war, mid east-coast/west-coast hip-hop rivalry, Schwarzenegger Action Hero era is pretty damn meaningful to a particular point in time. More so than that chitty chitty bang bang shit Leno loves.

A guy who supposedly owns a car with a cable clutch is complaining about the parallel park-ability of a hummer. Uh, huh.

I don’t think you understand car enthusiasts. Loving a car has nothing to do with practicality or performance.

^This. Everyone wants the Africa. Just make it.

And nothing of value was lost.

Yeah. I don’t think companies marketing strawberry sugar fart flavored vape syrup and extra explode-y battery packs are looking to help grandparents quit smoking. They’re looking to get 12 year olds hooked on nicotine.

People who vape are retarded.

The politicians that pushed this through should have their tires slashed and “Call a Cab ;)“ keyed into the side.

The Panamera is an E-Type 2+2. It could be beautiful, but its egg-ass is just a little too weird.

I hate talking to my electronics and I hate gesturing at my electronics. Siri, Echo, Kinect can all blow me.

Here’s why they don’t:

Hopefully he was smart enough to call his insurance company BEFORE leaving the dealer lot.

That’s my point. Exit through the gift shop makes fun of people blindly calling something art and paying big money for it just because it’s sort-of in the same style of a graffiti artist they’ve heard of.

The difference is a real artist did the M1. A wannabe banksy did this lambo. See “Exit through the giftshop”

Dumb. Not Art. His idea is akin to the Dragon Corvette, but at least that guy doesn’t take himself to seriously.