I’m not joking.

It’s a fast-ass Alfa Romeo sedan, with a stick shift, that you can buy in America! What more do you want?

As long as they are covered in pop-up pillows, yes.

Soon to become mandatory with the new pedestrian safety standards.

See, this is what happens when you expose your genitals in front of your kid. They bring a tennis racket to a soccer game.

Ha. If it was an Alfa we wouldn’t see it in the US for another 6 years... It does seem those proportions would work better as a new Spider, though, doesn’t it? Seems a lot more similar to the proportions of an old Spider than an old 124.

Ah yes. Man, Kinja conversations are so hard to follow sometimes...

You can usually put a wheel lug or two on to hold the rotor on while you do that. Once the caliper is in place, the pads and rotor won’t move (much).

Yup I misunderstood. Apologies. I guess the rotor folks include them for the people that think they are necessary. Wouldn’t surprise me if they got a hundred phone calls from people asking why they didn’t get them, or returns from people who thought they were missing, before they started including them.

What’s giant Bono doing there?

If you are destroying your rotors while drilling out those bolts, you’re doing something wrong.

Yup. They are only there to hold the rotor on while the car is on the assembly line. After that... useless. Not sure that really counts as a “design flaw” though, since it’s intentional.

I guess I failed my initiation.

I see you’ve played knifey-Saaby before.

Pine will play both a modern-day Trevor and his older grandfather in scenes set during the First World War.

I tried asking them where to send my membership application, but they couldn’t send me the address. Same reason.

It would actually be easy enough to use such a technique, as no new data would be required—just some new lines of code.

Bang bang.

No, not in the year 2015

I didn’t get this episode at all. As The Doctor kept noting: it just didn’t make sense. Maybe a later episode will refer back to it and clear some things up.