Is it just me, or are other people picturing this in flat black with 800HP?

Depends on how good Harley Davidson’s lobbyists are, I guess. ;-)

Not the OP, but given the cost of accidents in lives and money, yes, that’s what will happen eventually. Hopefully motorcycles and bicycles will still be allowed.

Bad for car buffs, but awesome for bicyclists and motorcyclists, whose biggest threat is idiot car drivers.

This reminded me of an idea I had circa 1984: a Ford Country Squire, with Rolls Royce Merlin behind the front seats, driving the rear wheels.

An avid cyclist would be pedaling with the balls of his feet, not his arches. And probably wearing gloves.

So did LBJ, in his Amphicar....

Yup. In my late 70s high school parking lot there were two Aston Martin DB5s, a Maserati Ghibli, and a Maserati Indy.

And Hudsons did quite well in early NASCAR, IIRC.

The DS is an awesome car from the future, let down by an engine that feels like it should be in a tractor.

Ever tried to read Chaucer? You can’t, really - you wind up reading the gloss on the opposite page. Even Shakespeare or King James Bible English is quite hard to read.

The movie and play “Gaslight,” about a man who intentionally drives his wife crazy, or tries to.

Like a less extreme Karla Homolka?

But she’s also his business manager, which means she might know who got hush money. That’s extremely relevant.

IANAL, but deposing her is presumably relevant because she was his business manager, and probably knows who got paid hush money.

There are plenty of places you can mail it to, plus Walmart and Rite Aid. Get’m scanned, too.

They made two serious pro-level cameras, the Medalist (adapted by the Navy in WWII, also used by Ansel Adams) and the Ektar.

Nope. People used Polaroids for that - just because they didn’t want one hour photo lab people seeing their privates. And Kodak had an official policy of confiscating stuff they deemed “obscene.”

Good question - would depend on what assets the company has.

You can get around that with medical power of attorneys. But there’s still social security survivor benefits.