I’d agree but the business realities of film are the primary issues more than race: Making race-specific films for a demo of 13% of the population (only in the US) is a small niche, which makes it very difficult to profit from nowadays. Unless those actors and filmmakers are telling stories beyond race entirely (ie,…

Really? “People” actually stop and wonder why you don’t watch Wes Anderson films? And the reason is his cast doesn’t meet a race quota (in period or family-specific stories!) or that he uses an actual original storytelling archetype amidst Hollywood’s epidemic of blandness?

I was exhausted just driving the track over last Christmas — it’s big and scary! Take Puff for added security. And photo ops. :-)

Saw it and immediately thought “$kaycog lady-b0ner.” ;-)

I’m so stealing that phrase! My jalopy goes nowhere — least of all a track —without zip ties, duct tape, steel wire and bubble gum (yep, that's right, Bubblicious, specifically).

Two pigsty-mates are there and looking for you and Fluffy Bunny (they need pics!). Have an AWESOME time Stef!

My race cat is the best endurance race viewing buddy ever - doesn’t nag, poops on her own, keeps the couch warm when I nod off.

Watch the video. And yeah, judging by Ferrari’s affinity for BS, I doubt customer cars will be anything like this.

You ever see a balding fat man with a cigar and a double-D blonde pushing the limits on a 1299 Panigale?

Which kinda disqualifies you from any further discussion of what people want...

Watch the vid — the Flowbee used your home vacuum to cut hair! The ad was on constantly back in ‘91-92.

Aren’t they all?!

Ditto. Fortunately for me, it was with FWB’s before the real thing.

No, you missed it — The days of racing as R&D are, by and large, well behind us. Racing is largely a marketing exercise and the budgets must now be justified by returns in ways they weren’t before. As I qualified in my comment, cutting edge stuff that doesn’t translate into production is massively expensive yet more…

Wow, you have baggage. This isn’t the 90’s, you know, right? This “nearly always” dataset you speak of sounds rather outdated.

This is pretty much the best, most concise advice needed if it’s a committed relationship with a bi female.

C’mon, they look pretty good considering both sport vacuum-powered hair-dos:

But that’s why she was perfect. She was the “normal” one — Her normality showed perfectly how messed up the other characters were!

I love it. “Screwed-the-intern” is the new “jumped-the-shark.”

Not at all. It’s Jezebel after all.