Jesus, dude, don’t insult the guy’s purchase. You’re responding directly to a guy that owns one.
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I’m going to miss you terribly, Patrick. Thanks for the help you’ve given me.
Typing this on a brand new Lenovo laptop with a nipple mouse. I’ve had three laptops in 20 years - all Thinkpads, the past two lasted for 10 years each.
Louvred is what they did with the Mona Lisa.
It looks good. Especially the orange trim and that steering wheel. But that wing is atrocious. It should have kept the standard N wing or even the non N spoiler. But lets be honest, hatch wings never look good anyway and come across as awkward or an afterthought.
Satellite, crashed in my yard
Louvres are the solution.
I thought the third gen was ugly, and that the spy shots for the new one were even worse, but the actual car looks somewhat better than the third gen to me. Especially the version with the grille-less front. It’s surprisingly devoid of unnecessary non-functional scoops and vents for a modern Honda. Hopefully that…
Going from V12 to 12V? Now that’s a switcheroo.
The last time there was any emotions by the dashboard lights, they came with a barrage of questions, followed by praying for the end of time.
I presume this will sell for $24,688 (2,718,282 yen).
I decided to save myself about $29,750 and instead ordered the “Lucifer’s Pet Ferret” motor for our Kia Soul. It comes in a small cardboard box, not a crate, but otherwise it should be similar.
I love the Clown Shoe because I loved these:
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Oh boy, this is was oh so long ago, but it reminds me of the Techno Jeep.
The 1973 T2b Open Air Bus, built by the factory as some sort of commemorative or promotional vehicle. I can’t find any real info on it, though if you like it there is a 1:43 resin model available.
If I had one (FiST) my license place would be RSTNCE
This is actually a fairly major plot point in Neil Gaiman’s ‘American Gods’. I don’t want to give too much away, but you might want to check the trunk of the car before it crashes through the ice.