I think that here in Europe we somewhat missed this beautiful movie... it was not shown in Cannes, nor in Venice. Too bad for us, because it looks like a masterpiece.

Three wheels is just wrong. Period.

The new concept car has the name of Alfieri Maserati, a mechanic of Isotta Fraschini who in 1914 and together with his brothers Ettore and Ernesto, founded the “Società Anonima Officine Alfieri Maserati”, which has become the present day car manufacturer.

All the bumper cars I have seen here in Europe so far, pick the electricity from an iron net suspended overhead, through a trolley pole with a brush contact on its end. The Chinese bumper cars look to be more advanced, since they seem to be having their own rechargeable batteries, or some other kind of autonomous…

IMHO, maximum penalty for this assassin.

“the Subaru seems to have done alright”

Yes, it’s not that easy!

Prosthetic arms today are very advanced: without knowing exactly the actual operating possibilities this guy has, it’s almost impossible (and quite dumb indeed) trying to give a meaningful suggestion whatever.

Thank God for that! Amen.

There only one answer.... moreover, he loves fast cars:

Then you go tell them. I am sorry, but I have something else to do.

But the tradition of a “gin moment” is British, and the “gin and tonic” is the most loved British drink.

Gin is one of the flag bearers of the original British culture. Only Europeans (and a few other knowledgeable people) can appreciate it. 

But their pajamas are so cute!

N.P. even if I must honestly say that I didn’t get that “Dame Edna” thing: first thing first who is that scarecrow, and why should I know it?

Dunno how it is for you, but IMHO a doomsday attack launched by a submarine crew wearing light blue pajamas with a cute white collar and that are only missing the duckies and the fairies on them, is much less terrifying that one launched by the usual man in black.. Thank to the Russian Federation, for this heart…

That’s a women’s perfume. But why?

That’s why those self-driving cars should be made illegal: because they are going to be used by idiots, who will put the other’s lives at risk.

I would like very much to visit the USA at least once, since I’ve been almost everywhere, but never in North America. I still hope to make it someday.

Indeed the now much vituperated Christopher Columbus brought the tomatoes to us in the 15th century, and ever since we cannot do without them. Oh, and the potatoes and the corn as well... that effin’, damned, bastard of a Columbus!