Provisional CP. Why?

Ariel and Caterham are street legal as kit cars, not as cars you buy already assembled from the factory.

Yes, it’s a bad car, but you’re a bad person for insulting family.

Correct, the one I drove was a legal Canadian import and RWD. the Lada Signet, which I know thanks to Oppo: https://oppositelock.kinja.com/lada-the-canadian-history-1979-1998-1653751812

Except the ones that had Straight-8s, which are even more awesome.

Grandpa Crowley had an 28 (I think) Franklin.

Yeah, instead he bought a really cool camera, a Kodak Medalist II. Which he wound up letting 8 year old me, use, which hooked my on photography for life.

I’m still friends with this woman largely because if I ever get arrested, she’s the one I’d call from jail. Former paralegal, IRS agent, ACLU member, from the projects in Brooklyn ... she’s high maintenance but one of the few really functional grown-ups in my life.

Oil temp.  You need to know the lube is warmed up before you start having fun.

I had a Czech made Meopta enlarger that worked just fine. Those guys built some good stuff.  The Flexeret is probably the best of the Rolleicord TLR clones, too.

I’ve driven a Lada, and it drives like a garbage Fiat, which it is.

I’ve been in two auto accidents that, had they been in olde tyme cars, would’ve killed me. I thank the government for that.

How about a cereal made of tiny fried pork rinds and little round balls of Taylor Ham, padded with real bacon bits?  Ooh - and tater tots!

My housemate, with whom I got along with great for the last two years, eats NOTHING but canned tuna, raw onions, and mayonnaise.

You are correct:

Now if they made a muesli with tiny little fried pork rinds....

It’s disappeared from the grocery stores where I live!

Be careful - that stuff can hurt your kidneys in high doses.

Maybe this is true.

I’ve never had a 10.