And possibly still is hotter than your blow up doll. No disrespect intended though, I am sure your blow up doll is lovely and has a great personality.

Great bit of perspective there with your Impala tidbit. My ‘64 Impala experience was as a kid in the 90’s, crawling all over my great grandmothers beautiful white boat and pretending I was driving it. Being in a tiny mountain town in Tennessee, I doubt anyone there had heard of NWA, so it is really cool how cars can…

Absolutely, I love it when they are working their way through the story and then quietly slip one of the random episodes in with no warning at all. The first time one of the random ones came up, it confused the hell out of me until my girlfriend explained how they do that from time to time.

Same here, I am not ashamed. It helps that the show doesn’t take itself too seriously.

I have a newly deepened respect for you sir.

Yes, but in many places it would make a great troll-mobile.

Unless you are swapping in the wonderful little GTX 750 ti. I had to add one to my current work pc because it came without a discrete gpu, and for once I didn’t have to fuss with pulling the original psu and installing a new one.

Yeah no kidding. I don’t think there is a logical, meaningful point to all this, just someone looking to argue over nothing. Perhaps if I was pouring vodka down my neck all day long I would understand. Well anyway, you know what they say about feeding trolls :)

In the late ‘90s, I had the pleasure of attending a GM-centric autoshow that had multiple, extensive courses set up for attendees to drive a variety of new models. With my father behind the wheel (I was a few years away from a license), I rode shotgun while we blasted around in a Camaro SS and a C5 Corvette.

Pedantic nonsense, don’t let it get to you. Within the context of being compared to the WWII years, 1995 is recent.

Amazing, all you have to do to have almost everyone miss your point is say “GTI”.

Oh to be a fly on the wall during that threesome.....*shudders*

Good lord. Now I remember reading your story on him when it was first posted, the air was quite thick with the scent of onions that day. With this picture, I really thought my eyes were playing with me but now I am just endlessly impressed (again) by Dwyer.

Looks more like the forefathers of Torch and Doug, respectively.

I had a ’13 or ‘14 Camry as a rental for almost a month. Yes it was literally painted beige (champagne-ish) and yes the steering was over-boosted and numb. Despite this and all the other generally well founded bashing by enthusiasts, it was a shockingly competent car and not even close to the most boring car I have…

Richard Hammond tested some church pews in a similar application, or hell, maybe stadium bleachers are worth a shot? All kidding aside, I do have an appreciation for the good old bench seat. As pointed out by Maxaxle though, I don’t think they would work out with modern safety standards. I have a “modern” style bench…

Sarcastic, or are you perhaps super cereal about this?

For a moment or two, I thought he was an amputee. *reaches for glasses, doesn’t have any, mental note to make an eye appointment*

Professional bridesmaid