Book me a ticket, make it a Zepplelin!

One of the biggest advantages (I think) is in passenger comfort. With a blimp, the engines have to hang off the sides of the gondola (or cabin, whatever it's called). This introduces a lot of noise and vibration into the passenger area.

That takeoff attempt at 1:19... Ho. Lee. Shit.

Why. mine of course!

Not the fastest, not the prettiest, not the most mecanically sound,
But I bought it for $300, it never let me down, and I sold it back for $250.

(the V70 was not a bad car either, actually)

Little tank that Audi is.

But we are both Americans. That ought to be enough to guarantee we are treated equally.

And, sir, that is the difference. But we are both americans that like cabelas. That should be enough to keep us from being targeted.

Exactly!! But then again I've come to the conclusion the American populace has the memory of a goldfish.

Isnt it funny how quickly people forgot how they BEGGED for the police to be better equipped for situations like that?

Well said Mr George.

Ahh, the pro police excessive force brigade has arrived.

Suddenly, you had small towns in Texas and New Hampshire with armored vehicles, machine guns, silencers, armored vehicles, bomb robots, night-vision goggles, and lately, drones, all in the name of counterterrorism.

Nice

Because it's named after Barthold Georg Niebuhr, a founding father of modern historiography?

But that's the great part about the Abarth, is that it's not actually manic. That exhaust note just makes you feel like you're having a great time moving at tremendous speed, even when you're not.