jamisparker
jamisparker
jamisparker

You don’t know what a Boomer is. By definition, they were born in ‘45 or later.

The Boomers are the generation that is killing us right now. They are huge, turn out to vote, and feel overwhelmed trying to keep up with technology. They have never lived through truly hard times, so they just focus on social issues instead of more meaty matters of national importance, thinking that things will

Be mad at a system of government that will inevitably boil down to a two-party system, when even the authors of that system warned against it. Without proportional representation, we are just voting between two huge baskets of ideals, with no ability to pick and choose our desired mix.

I’ve thought about this too, and I decided that weight counts for handling as well as acceleration, so it should be considered twice. LB^2/HP is the metric we want, lower is better.

You’re thinking of the 996 Turbo

But matter-antimatter reactions do!

Supercharged AND turbocharged. Even if it is fairly reliable, maintenance is going to require crazy high shop hours. But who are we kidding, it won’t be very reliable.

Seriously. Innovation requires intelligence, and intelligence is a four letter word now.

I think you are wrong about the price being due to the new model. This was a hero car for kids born in the late-70's to 80's, and those kids now have the money to buy their old dreams. The NSX is the pinnacle of the 90's Japanese sports car scene, and the demographic that loves them is reaching their prime earning

Seriously, pick up a Raspberry Pi 3 and a couple usb controllers. Lifehacker has an article about how to install RetroPie (just download a file and put it on a microSD card), then you can download all the games you could ever want from freeroms.com and you are good to go. The raspberry pi has an HDMI port and USB

I’ve never seen it from this angle before. It is glorious.

Pretty sure this person was Asian...

The US and UK generally have near-identical numerical prices, then swap the pound and dollar symbols. Even $43k would be on the high end I think.

I need to rebuild the bottom end of the motor in the 944 Turbo S I bought last summer. It needed the work when I bought it, and I haven’t touched the thing since August. I finally got started tearing it down yesterday.

They’ll still have to retool the Mexico plant since they aren’t building a new one.

Wow. We found the hyper-sensitive Patriots fan.

4wd only helps when you are pressing the gas pedal, and maybe slightly while coasting due to even engine braking.

S7 doesn’t explode. Note7 on the other hand...

I know these are sporty because they share some interior parts with the Porsche 924 and 944. NP?

Drive around Connecticut some. Rich people love old Wagoneers, a new one would play on that popularity.