One word: Portals.

I’d love to see the doors from the Peugeot EX1 concept on a production car. Basically suicide doors, except the whole seat assembly goes with them when they open, and you just stand up.

Awesome, nice work. Now figure out a way to put the 6MT and third pedal back in, then show me where to sign.

Gran Turismo 6 is great for this. I recently painted my Ferrari Enzo in Carbon Black from an E46 M3, an damn but it looks good.

Came for the laser pistol. Was not disappointed.

It will indeed “baby” according to Mr. Torchinsky, so you’re good!

Baroque art and architecture, fussy as it was, usually added up to something coherent. This is going a step beyond into frippery for its own sake, wrapped in a disposable smartphone aesthetic. It’s iRococo.

Props to the Rolls Royce aero engines and Mitsubishi reactors, but if we’re talking about wheeled land transport, FIAT has to be a strong contender. They go from the 1899 FIAT 4hp:

Obvious troll is obvious.

YES. Thank you. Plus, if you can find a Mazda5 with a 5MT like mine, you can teach your kids heel-toe technique while they’re still in diapers!

The tactile experience of physical media is not to be dismissed. I remember the thrill of getting Final Fantasy XII for Xmas in a METAL case (with manual!). The audio industry is finally starting to get it, which is why vinyl is coming back. You can’t have much album art on a MP3.

Question: why does one do a track day other than to have fun?

My shorts are getting tighter just from the pictures. I can only imagine seeing one on the street. So yeah, I’d say it works for me.

This will probably be an unpopular opinion around here, but big deal. Is anybody really claiming that a fully road-certified Hellcat/Z06/whatever motor is insufficient for use in an otherwise purpose-built race car? If everybody’s racing under the same regs (or as far as they can creatively stretch them), then I can’t…

Wait, was Q-tip Jedi a hologram in that scene? I always thought he was a Force ghost. Didn’t he die in Clone Wars?

I probably missed the boat on this one, but here we go anyway:

That was my first thought, but I knew someone must have beaten me to it. Well played, sir.

Just went through this with my entire family. Chemical shampoo did nothing. Plastic comb, nothing. We ended up going to a lice salon and got them removed the old school way with a metal comb and essential oils. Expensive, but worth it!

Based on my personal Hot Wheels collection:

Clean and understated.