It snows all the time here. Normally. I’m getting sort of pissed that I have a 328xi on winters for the first time, and it hasn’t done shit in Chicago. lol

Tetrahydracannibinol. The shit in weed that gets you high.

Her car was a classic piece of shit. I would have felt remorse had she taken care of it. lol

My uncle used to hate my neighbor so much that he would push the entire street’s worth of snow under both ends of her LeBaron Convertible every winter. Good times.

When I run out of fuel and my five passenger climate controlled room starts to become a five passenger freezing coffin.

Did we date for a couple years once? Sounds exactly like my ex. “But, if we buy this TV now, it’s only $800! It’s normally $1200! We saved $400!”. No bitch, we didn’t SAVE shit, we SPENT $800. hahaha

In the midwest, it’s Mr. Big. Dances, roller skating, any other environment.

Is there any comment from the passenger seat on that windshield wiper coverage? It just seems like in the picture that an abnormal amount of the passenger view is dirty after being wiped. *shrugs*

I was really ok with the whole thing until the single headlight conversion. The dual light setup is sort of signature for the E30 and later. But considering the frankenbeamer setup he’s already got going on, it’s not surprising. But yeah, no.

I respected Clarkson enough when he was doing previous car shows and segments, as well as his magazine and news writing, so the first season was ok for me.

I think he provides just enough driving radicalism to be a fit for the show. I just don’t think Adam is funny. Rutledge outshines him in the humor department every time.

I might actually go for that. lol

Good question. I lost interest after the first six or so. It’s like Top Gear UK without the humor or personality. lol

I’m afraid I can’t do that. Because WE had to wait 6 months for Top Gear UK to show up on BBC America. haha

Well, if you’re gonna replace big and hairy with big and hairy, Matt Farah would be the logical choice. lol

I’ve watched later ones, and they’re just all American remakes of the UK series. I would probably like it slightly more without Adam, because I think Tanner and Rutledge have made their mark in a decent fashion. I blame the producers more than the talent, though.

I liked the early seasons. Not as much as the later ones, but I watched all of them.

I’ll give the new Top Gear a brief window in which to impress, about as long as Top Gear US, about three episodes. I’ve already got my Amazon Prime paid up anticipating the new Clarkson, May, and Hammond show.

Did you ever correct the story yesterday where the ML350, not the ML500 crashed into the Rolls Royce? lol