I would hope that they used a stolen car. If not I have doubts about Britain's public school system

Even the plaque inside says it's for Vengeance Racing. Trust me, they aren't concerned with warranty!

P.S. The car had 3 miles on it when the burnout started... when it was over, the car had 8 miles on the clock!

Incredibly childish and extremely toxic for the environment.

£4000-£8000 should be sufficient to buy a 1930s/1940s car that runs well and looks the part, if you're not determined to buy a museum piece or a Bugatti.

But, on the other hand, a couple of weeks ago I was foolish enough to bid on an Armstrong-Siddeley; so my judgement is suspect :-)

And then what? Make them trailer queens?

That admission should be enough to put you back into the grey on the racing sub-blog. ;)

Yeah, I hate the Xbox One and was disgusted every time I had to type the console's name into this article. I mean, what the hell? The other day the Xbox One just straight up punched me in the face. I didn't even curse at it that day.

Im stealing the word clamshit.... I cant stop laughing...

I know, I know, but people literally go around claiming they were, like, drawing pentacles to summon Diana or whatever the fuck it is Wiccans and other latter-day witches spend their time doing.

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I've seen things you people wouldn't believe.

Five million seems like a lot until your realize their currency is gravel.

It lacks a machine gun. Honestly, why would you want a sidecar bike without a machine gun?

Not sure they are especially rose colored. It's remarkable we didn't kill ourselves with any number of dumb things we did.

Having grown up in that dark and primitive land... ;)

"Both of the attackers, who are brothers".

Visor down. Because visor up means dragonfly face

"Britain's last grasp at maintaining an empire."