I was wondering if there'd be history pre- Benz Motor Patenwagen, but Nicholas Cugnot did build a large steam-powered three wheeler in 1759.
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Not only that, it's pretty clearly shown that she's bored and neglected waiting around an empty house to be Vic's toy.
I have Asperger's, and I can confidently say if I'd been a kid when the first Cars came out, I'd have managed to wear out the DVD (I think I still have a aped-together copy of Richard Scarry's Cars and Trucks and Things That Go somewhere).
I'm sort of wondering if they'll make a point next season of Chekov's SWAT guy being convicted for killing Piscatella while nothing happens to Bayley.
Trying to obliterate Mr. Freeze and the Penguin? It's a subtle allegory for Batman's climate change denial (Poison Ivy's another sign that the Bat's anti-environment position).
If we're going with quickly irrelevant political memes, I'm getting in the wayback machine and figuring out how to translate the Howard Dean Scream to license plate-ese. It's already dated, and also expresses my seething rage at fellow motorists.
Like Avatar?
The one thing that annoyed me with Universal's assorted dark rides is how many of them deus ex machina their way to the end, like it's super important they have a story line, but don't care enough to figure out how to wrap it up properly.
Google actually has a time-based search function, and it seems like all the results are either foreign-language, or old pages that must be pulling updated headlines or something (and still show as Fargo-related).
One of the very first of these insipid things was showing the focus group a picture of some anonymous 30-ish white dude standing beside a regular anonymous car (in this case, a debadged silver Toyota Corolla), and then standing beside one of their pickups (a Colorado). When asked what they thought about the dude, it…
Have you sat in a late-model 3-Series? They're kind of shit, and mostly built just for the person who'll lease it for 3 years, post about how they're so #blessed with their #BMW, and turn it in with the bare minimum of maintenance (whatever BMW includes for free).
TWO! of The Tragically Hip are Gords. The Barenaked Ladies' first album (which I'm still fond of) was called Gordon. I had a boss at a summer job named Gord. I agree with your assessment.
Going slightly abroad, I get the impression that in the US, Rush is a bit obscure and nerdy, but in Canada, you're pretty much guaranteed to hear them on the hour (basically by law) on every single classic rock station across the country (which all sound like they're curated for guys who look like Rowsdower, and are…
You say that, but in time, every single early Mustang will be hacked up to build a replica of that godawful Eleanor (when anyone with sense knows Eleanor is a yellow '73 Mach 1). Obviously, it's resonated with someone.
Maybe if you're going to be this petty, the right move would have been to have her kicked out of the theatre (that'd be the real hero move).
I assume those dudes who have an unnatural love for Sons of Anarchy, and think swords are boss AF? They may not care about Arthurian legend, but JAX TELLER WITH A FUCKIN' SWORD sells tickets like it were knockoff Samcro hoodies.
I've had multiple jobs where I've had to work outside, and have the keys to dozens of cars on me. They may not be attractive, but they're useful.
The theme song to The Nanny. It tortures me so.