The Wall was a better album than Dark Side of the Moon.

Wait, hold on a second. How many hard launches has this person been doing?

Well, I mean, the car’s not moving, so you’re already screwed in place.

Ducati Scrambler/Triumph Bonneville. Once I get settled after university, gonna get my license, gonna a get a shitty beater bike to learn on, and work my way up from there.

I thought I saw that the Solstice and Sky also had the same part. Can anyone confirm this for me?

Wait. If it’s about Legends of Japan, where’s Matt Farah’s Million Mile Lexus?

Eh, there might be other ways to solve the problem.

What a bunch of champs.

Also, parts should be easy to get to, like the filters and such. You shouldn’t have to remove a fender to get a battery (*ahem* Solstice).

As someone who has frequently visited the Miller parking lot in Toronto, let me be the first to say “eh, it’s not that great.”

1st gear: Scientists have found that most sea mines are found in water, thus leading to a 70% chance that an average person has at least one sea mine in them.

The 25-year import ban in the United States. Mercedes-Benz lobbied for it to prevent people from bringing in Benzes from overseas and eating into their profits or something like that.

The 2008 Great Recession.

My issue is: why the hell is everyone doing that hexagon indent around the rear license plate?

I don’t really see any similALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOTOAD.

Hoods that pop up to protect pedestrians in accidents. I know Jag tried it as a concept, but I think Volvo’s method of just having an exterior airbag is a bit of a better idea.

I will blatantly take credit for you posting this because of my comment on the other thread.

I met him once. Threw a football with him. It was as odd as you would have expected.

There’s a second part as well.

There’s a second part, too.