You could always do this with it:

Great, now I’m going to have this stuck in my head the rest of the day:

Counterpoint:

Interesting, didn’t think that was the case. Thanks!

And probably less likely to swerve into a crowd of people.

From what I remember having seen videos of flatheads doing this before, the coolant isn’t in two separate circuits, so even having it going through one side would cause it to be spurting out on the other. Which is bad.

Surprised he let it run for that long. In order to run it without the head, he has to disconnect the water pumps (yes, on flatheads there are 2, coolant enters through a hole on each head instead of one on the intake) and run it without coolant. Which is usually considered to be a bad idea.

I wonder if the dealerships have something to do with it, i.e. three or four friends show up wanting to buy a car because they think they have to share, and then the salesman points out how low 84-month financing on a new Fiesta is, and wouldn’t it be a hassle to have to SHARE a car? So they walk out the door with one…

Obligatory:

I think they’re about 27 kilos short of being this generation’s DeLorean.

Never forget.

Unfortunately, most if not all of these senators are most likely from states where being against gun control is a selling point, not a problem.

I test drove a 300 with this shifter sometime back, and this was one of my main complaints (the other being that it took too dang long to actually shift from R to D, you couldn’t rush it at all). Sad that this happened, he was one of the few things I’ve consistently liked about the new Star Trek movies.

Or trying to pick fights with the federal government to score cheap political points.

It’s the meth.

You’re not alone!

Don’t forget the clueless state government.

I know a few people back in that neighborhood, almost bought a house back in there myself last year. Yeah, a lot has changed since then.

Sure has. You from here?

*ahem*