Mid to late eighties cell phone technology.

Honestly, it's not working fast enough. Natural selection can't keep up with the overwhelming amount of stupid, that we humans can create.

Thank you for the video. I really enjoyed that.

The science involved in these prosthetics is beyond me. I do however have a question about the gentleman's gait. Is that a result of his own body, compensating for the role that our arms play in maintaining our balance?

I think a great deal of the appeal that the early liveries posses, comes from their simplicity. The beauty of today's modern race car, finds itself trapped behind a cluster fuck of sponsorship decals.

Half of which, are hit and runs.

I would like the following.

When I was a young man, I worked for Nissan. To celebrate the release of the latest iteration of the Sentra SE-R, Nissan set up a one day event, that allowed Nissan employees to ride in the car, while a driving instructor did a couple of hot laps. One lap was enough for me. The driving instructor had navigated the…

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That is disgusting. Fascinating but disgusting. Search YouTube for bot fly larvae. That will spoil your lunch.

My keys, My car. Correct? A Maybach. I would be insulated from almost all sensory input and if I did spew, I would no doubt be able to pay someone else, to clean up the mess.

Who masturbates, while driving?

The thing about rally drivers that impresses me most of all, is there ability to focus on the job at hand, while people stand dangerously close to the course. I couldn't do it.

All race cars from that era. Innovation, experimentation and thinking outside of the box, had yet to be silenced by regulation. Some of the cars were absolute turds but you would be hard pressed to find one that produced a boring sound.

Spec Class Grand Prix. They should bring back the Cosworth DFV. 500HP is more than enough. Three peddles and manual transmissions. Modern F1 cars, have no soul.

This aircraft, was not burnt on the ground.

"Don't ever let anyone tell you you can't have fun in even the most mundane car."

How about a top ten, that represents the people you enjoy meeting at car-shows. I nominate the older gentleman that notices my eleven year old son staring wide-eyed at his automobile and asks, "Would you like to sit in it?".

Awesome car. I wouldn't want to be in it during a rollover.

Dibs on the Datsun.