This is me right now

Im going to tease you guys with what I look like

Just a few more fish heads.

The big one is the number of clicks it takes to read any conversation.

F1 has been on the show (and hence massive business) side of things for quite some time now, but now they overshoot the target. It is so much controlled by and centered around Bernie that it will go bust overnight after he's gone. There will definitely be _some_ open-wheel racing with Ferrari in the focus of it, but…

I'm pretty sure a supercar owner can pull up to any club at any given point and simply have the 20-25 year old women clamour around looking to bang.

Now, are those women that are so impressed by your car the kinds of women you want to spend time with? I'm leaning towards "No" but if you're strictly looking to have…

Dogegoneit.

{lowers head, turns to leave, lifts head, turns around, screams} TASTES GREAT {realizes that everyone is starring, lowers heads, shuffles feet, leaves room}

exactly... high school and college... Still, I typically drink ML around the house, though I have recently gotten into Double Take Amber Ale.

Hey, not all of us are as fancy as you, with your daily banquets and such.

Natty Light? What are you, some sort of showoff?

actually mine was Ice House (1992 I think)... then fell right into Beast and Natural Light. Coors lasted one or two weekends at NASCAR events... Then the vow, "never again!"

Coors Light is the coolest, most refreshing choice for your first beer.

alright dude, I see you like the story and I have no problem with that... But your comment, maybe a little... I am well over 21, would never drink Coors Light (unless, Armageddon; come on dude, I'm a highly refined Miller Lite guy damn it), and I think that the story would be a lot funnier if he got shot at for…

The story probably happened in a time and place when there were unlocked doors and roll up windows. Not everything in this world has happened in the precious little environment you call your own.

First, beautiful car. Looks great.

I agree with your overall sentiment about nanny-stateness. This self-driving car thing, I think, will ultimately be determined by economics, not altruism.

Good luck. Cars provide the masses with a very tantalising illusion of freedom. They don't see how much their way of life has been socially engineered by highways and zoning.