Bill’s entire face looks horribly bruised

I’m from Canada and would know there is inherent danger of being in any water in Florida. That’s just not going to stick for me.

And whilst they backtrack on their words in the original, frankly ridiculous comment, continues to give thanks to the few that actually agreed with the initial view. Stupendous.

why would I have a sound battle with a Honda Civic?

pushrod V8's are extremely light, a compact package, and no doubt nowhere near as complex as a modern DOHC DI TT V6.

Poor taste. Well executed.

You do you, whilst doing someone else. I get it.

My previous body shop manager daily’d an 850i from May to October. Never seemed to give him many issues ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.

I can’t think of anything else to say but, yes?

No way! I tell all my stories about that car! I miss her terribly :(

Got, like, totally stoned after school one day with a couple college buddies in my 1996 Buick Roadmaster Estate (w/ the LT1, of course) and decided it was probably a good idea to rip through a construction site around the corner from the college. Power (or what I thought was power back then) conquers all? No. No it…

true. Yet also invented basketball.

That’s not my point. Thanks for coming out.

Any aluminum they use is on components, like a hood, that is easily removable/replaceable by twisting a couple of bolts. Not the structure of the vehicle.

I thought you had to give those used rubbers back? I’m not surprised you got to keep them, since, y’know, who wants used rubbers?

I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again. This is a sport that needs expansion like it needs a hole in the head. This is game that needs contraction, with a couple relocations to more suitable markets in a more viable economy north of the border when that time comes. The Toronto area could easily hold another NHL…

I do. I think carbon is beautiful. The way the weaves line up from panel to panel, contrasting directions of weave for splitters and spoilers and such. It’s gorgeous.

Dialed in by Ayrton Senna = Super car

My friend’s 16yo dog fell down the stairs while we were watching the Phils/Yankees WS in ‘09. He was put down shortly thereafter. His name was Neely.

Just under seven seasons would they have to go undefeated to become a .500 franchise.