I think it will be, however I don’t think that they would really care my opionion becuase it’s not like the BBC has ever made any money off of me watching the show anyways. If I had to guess I’ve been a loyal watcher of the show since 2004.

Here is the most memorable scene from that show, and it’s aviation related as well.

Best use of a Challenger I’ve ever seen. On a serious note it’s very possible that the building wouldn’t exist in the past as long as he was going to the past, assuming time travel was possible in a Challenger.

I’m pretty sure this is how people get pregnant.

I used to have a 2000 9-5 Aero, I spent alot of time fixing little things on it, but it was an awesome car for what I spent, I would have kept it if it was a stick. Here is a pic.

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I actually own Extreme Ops, I need to make a note to throw that one in the trash before I donate the rest of my DVD’s.

2000 Saab 9-5 Aero, I really should have never bought this car, I ended up changing out all of the motor mounts and cv-joints trying to get some wierd vibration out of the drivetrain in the 2 years I owned it. This car IMO was alot like owning an aircraft, it seemed like for every month I drove it, I had to spend…

I found one on the lake northwest of lexington, it’s really close to a crashed helicopter.

I don’t really know why everyone is getting upset, obviously the guys kids asthma wasn’t that bad prior to everyone finding out about the cheats VW implemented. Personally I’ve driven behind some of these cars, and yes you can tell that it is a diesel. But I cannot say that it is any worse than driving behind a gas…

I know exactly the pain you are going through, two years ago I sold an upgraded with factory parts, 94 Acura Intergra. This car was probably the furthest thing you could get from a crappy project car that barely ran.

I really wish drifting along with anyone related to the Kardashian family would just go away. Sure at one point drifting was cool to see now and then, but to the extent that they have made the sport it’s just not that entertaining. I would rather see the cars in some sort of competative class of racing, besides seeing…

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I remember seeing one on ebay about 5 years ago with hideous rims, going for 22k, with a manual transmission and 40 thousand miles. The only catch was the car was a theft recovery that happened in 1993. The car was 1991 model, to this day I still kick myself for not picking it up. But I already had a project car, and…

Right after I got married, I was at a new relatives house and saw a bowl full of edamame. I grabbed one and started to peel it and then put it in my mouth, it turned out to be fake. Since I never had it I chewed it a few times before spitting it out, after realizing it had a distinct taste of a styrofoam coffee cup.

This is on Netflix right now as well, for anyone who hasn’t seen it yet.(The first one ofcouse)

It would be funny if the punishment for doing something like this ended up with the other driver with the disabled car being able to use the other guys car for the rest of the race. Then it’s at the discretion of the new driver to either finish the race or damage the opponents car.

I wonder that myself, Rutledge Wood was the only interesting host on the show, followed by Tanner, and that guy who always brought crap to the challenges acting like it was being nostalgic. If anything killed the show, it was the lack of chemistry between the hosts.

Because this will happen, then space will smell of old cantaloupe.

Maybe she just saw The Happening and was trying to reinact the lawnmower scene.