Going through the drawers the other day, I found this. I really like it.

It really is a great meme

the call is coming from inside the car

So weird to see a NCL ship without the hullart.

I don’t think I could be convinced to spend a long time confined to a ship, unless it was the only way to get someplace else I wanted to be.

Was so confused when the dude just started talking about passwords. For a good 15 seconds I was like hmm, I guess not having to worry about passwords while on vacation would reduce some stress. Wait WTF does this have to do with how cruises work???

Hehe, I can tell you’ve used a customer car to go grab lunch for the shop. Personally, I almost got t-boned at an intersection by a mechanic driving our truck, before service had been done. I called the shop while driving behind my own truck. I asked if my vehicle was there. Made them go look, said, could you verify…

Patrick is on vacation, but occasionally pops in to joyfully see how things are going:

Porsche was extremely magnanimous and cool about it.

At least he didn’t get thrown in jail like that one dude... Who was it again? https://jalopnik.com/never-speed-in-virginia-lessons-from-my-three-days-in-1613604053

Yep.

4th Gear: Trump Expected To Nominate New Head Of The NHTSA

I don’t think I can express the joy I experience when reading these posts, especially when you combine with the photos like the ones above! The closest thing I can compare it to was the fun I always had reading Peter Egan in R&T. These articles just make me grin the whole time I read them.

What happened was I spent three minutes with my phone light trying to get a close up shot and failing, and then I forgot to take a picture of the rest of the car.

Clocks with moving parts are for losers. I use my compass to orient my car in just the right position for my dashboard-mounted sundial to work accurately.

First, the Panamera belongs to you; second, you are now Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden. I’m not really sure where I was going with this, and now I can’t think of a question?

1. Setting aside for a moment how blasphemous it would be to fill a brand-new Porsche with grubby, grimy little larva-people, is it actually feasible as a family-hauler?