The FDA understands science though, so if it says “Chili” that can be any pepper. It’s your mistake to assume what type of pepper.

Yeah, pretty clearly an ass.

Bell peppers and jalapeños are cultivars of the same species of chili pepper. A chili pepper is the berry of any member of the genus Capsicum.

Jalapenos are a type of chili pepper, as are all peppers.

All we would need to do is mock up some dubious unsupported ROI and bam, he’s got a cat on his head!

One of the biggest stoners I know is a (recently graduated) HS calculus teacher.

Neat.

Honestly outside of enthusiast circles the Miata IS an unknown. People ask about it all the time, which was surprising.

I kinda get it. But no snark, if Porsche thinks its good for a performance vehicle I believe it (even though they have stuck with the rear engine against all common sense, they can make it work). DW definitely seems more inherently robust as well, and all my favorite rally cars had it. My Miata has it at least! DW…

Unless you’re referring to the actual fibers used in making CFRP, “carbon fiber” is widely understood to mean CFRP. Fiberglass is also known as GRP or GFRP

One of the reasons I dismiss the 3er is that a “premium” car, especially a performance-oriented one, should have better than struts.

It should be “pared-down.”

Hellaflush

Only has traction control, wants to kill you.

Pretty sure Harley’s form>>>>>>>function design is the most cartoonish thing around.

Are flying buttresses the "thing" that will mark this generation of cars and be completely polarizing of opinion in the future?

Is there any possibility of you being in charge of an F1 "crew(s)"?

Apparently the Japanese automakers aren't terribly concerned with respecting heritage?

Up to the left of first?

Audi's are FWD based. It's a good system though.