No, the people with surfboards are parking there to go surfing across the street at Malibu Point when the Lagoon parking lot is full. The car enthusiasts generally are eating coffee/breakfast at Bill’s or one of the other restaurants there.

You’re assuming that the car enthusiasts aren’t patronizing the shops there, which is a weird assumption since the whole thing started as people meeting up with their cool cars to drink coffee and get breakfast.

Think of it this way - it will cost you $50,000 to build an electric vehicle with 200hp and a 500 mile range and in today’s market, you could sell a given quantity of that car for $55,000.

Yeah, about that delivering as promised..

1) they’re making them with lots of power because they’re also very heavy.

Because speed sells? That’s my only theory. That and it’s probably a lot easier to engineer...

The delivery event for these cars is on the 30th. That is where the first owners will get their keys, likely to the vehicles on this transport.

This is what I don’t get, if we cannot try the individual directly responsible as an adult, then we should be able to try the people who raised that individual. Not for the full weight of the crime, and if a 17yo goes off on a vandalism tantrum and destroys a bunch of park benches or breaks into a house that’s…

That… That is just grotesque…

Even without those possible factors, turning a 17-year-old boy loose on the streets with a Lamborghini is tempting fate, an argument that is doubtless going to come up in a civil suit quite separate from the criminal trial.

Affluenza is a real condition, and we should throw the book at EVERYONE who has it.

“He’s not depraved or sociopathic (probably)...”

The filthy rich and their spawn are not “able to learn and be a better person.” They have been taught their entire lifetime that us poors are nothing of import. We are disposable. We are trash. They think in terms like “I can kill as many people as I like by poisoning their environment and only pay a small fine,” or,…

If he has such mental issues how about we throw the father in jail for, essentially, handing his son a loaded gun knowing full well he wasn’t able ot handle it. As long as the .1% cab buy their way out of anything this will continue. They are so far beyond the rest of the world there isn’t a dollar amount that can…

My dad brought home pirated tapes for the Atari after reading about it on Kotaku. Now he’s in prison.

From the quoted piece in the article, this emulator only guarantees that games boot. It does not guarantee that any or all games can or will play from start menu to credits, or that they would do so without issues. 

Careful, Luke. Any talk of piracy on this site is an invitation for so much whining.

Having flown dozens of times through MCO, it is, to put it mildly, a shitshow.

The lot probably has a fee worth about two weeks’ parking for someone without the ticket. “I don’t have a ticket.” “That’ll be $500.” “Here you go. Bye.”

I wonder if they were automatics, if they were manuals they would probably still be in the parking lot.