I know Zondas are supposed to look a bit silly, that's part of the show. But all those scoops are a bit too much for me.

Ah. Sorry.

Yes, but considering it is ridiculously fast, light, gives little problems and is clever. It works great for 90% of its users, which check their email, facebook, write their paper and powerpoint presentations with wikipedia and watch some porn occasionally.

It did a good job rebeautifying (is this a word?) São Paulo. I think they might also be regulating adverts better, so it isn't just any douche driving with a giant billboard on his truck or building soda showers in the middle of a bridge (São Paulo stays about 100km of the nearest beach). You probably must have a…

*Journalist with Mr. Henessey*

Billboards are forbidden here in São Paulo, Brazil. But public advertisements are very common here. If they're forbidden somewhere else I don't know.

No, they tried to do it with a G5 but there was a leak and the fish died.

Yep! But the best part is that when skynet becomes aware of itself, it will trip and fry itself.

And the password is their birthday anyway. Or their dog's name.

So, the famous AC/DC song will be "J*beep* *Beep*!" if someone buys it?

I thought of that exact post.

Ate some points he sounds like Wheatley from Portal 2.

Yep. That's what I meant by there is a WRONG way to do it. People should mostly balance the sound. But as you said, they like to crank up the edges. Some even just move the lows and highs all the way up, and THEN they start to listen and try to make it sound a bit clearer. That's kind of a preset. Something as…

Agreed. I have individual presets for my headphones. Audiophiles tell me that there is nothing like FLAT. I think that it should sound as it pleases me.

Ah... The Unimog is a completely different truck from what it was. It's like saying all 911 are the same as the VW Beetle. Oh... they are.

*Cosby voice on*

Was I the only one getting nervous for not being able to take the wheel?