You say that, but let me put it this way:

Yeah, I was given morphine and did not have this reaction, but with enough, who knows?

But, but, ruined engineless LFA.

Yeah, but you’d have to scrap an LF-A to do it. Or find a wrecked LF-A not worth saving, which would be a tall order.

Would you take Quaaludes and crash the shit out of it while on your way home to beat the shit out of Jonah Hill?

A 3 series convertible, C4 Corvette, and 928, and 560SEC would simply clutter my garage and never be driven.

Why the LC500 with the LF-A swap? I mean, it’s interesting, but I don’t feel like it would be worth it.

Because driving an original on the street is to risk it being destroyed. Sure: it’s insured. But it’s irreplaceable.

Y so serious?

COTD

Or you could go the old school route and load your garage up with vintage 911s, scooping up most of the remaining ones to drive them up in value, all buried in an underground bunker while they accumulate in value. That’s called investing. I think.

That’s not corporate espionage. That’s benchmarking, and it’s perfectly legal and expected.

In this case, I don’t think the answer is clear either. Not because Dave’s actions were moral, they clearly weren’t... The answer (to me) is tricky because despite thinking Dave was kind of a scumbag, I’m not sure that he deserves to go to prison.

Actually, we probably would have shot first and asked questions later.

That’s a lot of qualifications. Why would you specifically want a turbo straight six coupe, instead of just buying, you know, the best car?

Actually, that’s exactly how our legal system works.

But, it’s on TV and I agree with it, it must be true and fair and balanced and thorough!

Having been on two juries, I’ve seen that sometimes people have a preconceived notion or agenda going in and there’s absolutely nothing the other jurors can do to change that person’s mind.

This is totally fucked up and also remarkably unsurprising. This actually offends me more than the Ahmed Muhammed clock. Mainly because the thing that he brought to school kind of looked like a bomb. (If anyone hates on me for that one, do not care. The kid disassembled an alarm clock and put it in a case. That’s…

I think that he was more worried about throwing a variable into that dynamic, not that it would be a problem for the women necessarily. It could actually be more of a problem for the men based on threat assessment on a female vs. a male comrade.