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My friend lost his leg on the deck of an aircraft carrier, he has the plates and willingness to park in a disabled spot. One day I was driving his truck to the movies, I wanted to drive his new F-150 and he likes to be driven, and there were no disabled spots available. Two of the spots had cars with no plaque or

Bud Light Presents: Real Men of Genius

Yup. The MkV (2008) was only DSG, whereas the MkIV (2004) was a standard.

Yes. Sometimes birds like geese and ducks who wade around shallow water get fish eggs stuck to them, and when they rinse off in another pond they deposit the eggs.

Remember when America had enough balls to kill living, foreign dictators in movies?

Well, that escala... whatever, you know.

Travis looks like a Bond villain rendered in Goldeneye for N64.

Take this and shut up.

I hope they don't go overboard with this crap. Just one more season of the normal please and don't screw it up. IDGAF about over the top stunts, just one more round from the best comedy on TV...

My friend is an Air Traffic Controller (formerly AF now FAA). His instructor used to be stationed in Florida. One night he had an aircraft call in and request FL550, he said "If you can make it up there it's all yours" the response he got, "Descending now..." I laughed my ass off to that story and apparently they did

The whole drift revolution kind of started around 2000-2005 in the U.S. (at least where I grew up). All my friends would hang out at the arcade and play Initial D or Maximum Tune. Once we were allowed to drive, most of us bought RWD cars (240's mainly) and had fun modding and learning how to actually drive them.

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WOOOO!

"Fuck this guy?" I asked. "Fuck this guy," we agreed.

OK, I agree with this, but my friends and I went to a car show once where all these #youths were standing by the exit of the lot, and begging those people in fast cars to do burnouts. Pretty much no one did it, because it was a semi-serious car show. But then this one guy, this one old guy pulled up in a broke-ass

I think "guy who is too cool to talk to you" is an omission. The last time I checked, car shows are social events. If you're only showing up to parade your ego around in an attempt to fill the void in your soul normally occupied by a personality, you make it less enjoyable for everyone else. A nice car =/= you being

You're missing the obvious choice:

As long as I can customize what the ghost car looks like I'm fine with it. I don't want to keep following another Jag, so give me an F1 car, or an old 67' Giulia Super to follow. Hell, if Jaguar/LR want to keep it in the family I'll gladly follow a D Type.

100% this.