Citroen had their own showroom on the street. They had just opened a multi-story slide to demonstrate...fun and speed or something? Pretty neat.

I couldn't get over the shopping there. Everyone had a Zara bag. I swear, everyone. All I want is food.

I think that's the opposite of old fashioned...

Wanna know something strange? We probably just missed each other. I too was in Paris two weeks ago, in the awful blue showroom. Did you get to see the Citroen fun slide?

Peugeot has a copper car in the Paris showroom. Ridiculous thing.
http://www.peugeot.com/en/design/conc…
Does not look this good in person.

Before the fights started, we said that we wanted to see cauliflower ears exploding, nut-shots, and a guy pooping himself.

We never knew dreams could come true.

Definitely pooped himself. Just spent 10 minutes going through frame by frame. Noted, increased darkness and sheen from Round 2 (first sighting of blotch) inwards. Near the end, a distinctly discoloured smear appears and remains, despite lighting shifts.

Verdict: shame.

They're robots and they have guns...that's about as much as I can see.

Oh yeah, I forgot that in order to take a taxi you need to pass The Knowledge.

Wait...

Hey, go screw yourself. Are all shooters immediately not innovative? No one likes you.

Yeah, they really don't care. Their personal service just sucks. I've never even gotten a birthday card from them.

But it makes fun of the Duggar's, so it has to be true! Right?

$103M got poured into an unreleased Halo MMO? Woof...

You can by a Maserati for about the same price. Why would anyone buy this?

I love that mental image.

"Yeah, this is my Yaris. I can get this baby to 85 miles an hour on a straight stretch of the 401. I'm thinking about adding some racing stripes."

Yeah, I donate all my pumpkins to orphans.

And quick recharge times...?

Can someone explain to me why there's such a big difference between the Chevy's there and the Chevy's in the States? Also, is this different lineups for different countries a common practice?

I think they want people to think of it like an MMO. Think about WoW. Millions of people paid $15 a month, plus $60 every few years to play that. That's how they want it to feel. I'm getting constant content for a fee.

Except no one stops at max level, especially in a raid game like Destiny.

This is incredibly endearing.