With four shorter buildings and one tall tower in the center, it always looked to me like it was a big middle finger.

The Detroit skyline would look so much different without it. For a 40+ year old design it looks strikingly modern.

Until GM revised the interior of the lower areas, the place was a navigational nightmare. It’s still not great but feels much improved. The wintergarden is a nice addition too, as is the riverwalk and parks that now grace the river front in front of RenCen.

I am sure many did it, but I remember hearing of a call when OnStar was new to GM. A few people out ice fishing got bored, and were wondering how OnStar would respond to them being in the middle of a lake according to GPS.

You need to try to keep people away so you have enough water come the next drought... we understand.

Yes? Because it is still water... just a different state.

Woah. I was scrolling through the brands and was like “Acura, Alfa, Aston... pretty nice.” Then I got to the heavy hitters “Bugatti...Lamborghini...Spyker”. Damn.

Yes.

Because you (the driver) can’t see them. Hood ornaments trace their history back to the Boyce MotoMeter, which was an early way to measure water temperature. Many companies simply added extra ornamentation around it (Packard pictured below), either as standard, or as aftermarket add-ons. When the MotoMeter became…

Haters gonna hate. Watching the Hoonigan DTs has shown me that Block is a genuinely cool guy that loves cars and racing. Who cares if he doesn’t win competitions? He pays for silly videos that no one else has the balls to do. It’s OK do to things just for fun.

People act as if it is their duty to get offended by everything.

No more smart mouth or you will be needing Endo ;-)

...perhaps the most well-recognized design in all of motoring history...

They’re making progress.

I hope some are playing mental tricks on him, just for shits ‘n’ giggles.

Partly handling, partly that it was faster than most German fighters.

And borrows $250,000 for a social work degree from a prestigious university and questions why he can’t find a job that pays anywhere near as much as his father makes with a business degree from a state school.

True, but the Millennial Falcon still living in the “underworld” level of their parents’ dwelling on Coruscant probably studied Twi’lek Literature as a major during their time at the Imperial Academy. They would have been better suited studying hyperdrive engineering, where they could get a job once they left imperial…

Not to be confused with the Millennial Falcon, which lives in its parent’s hangar until it turns 26.