That corner (the Central Park one, and to a slightly lesser extent the Prospect one) are both very safe. Super touristy, tons of cops, very well lit (assuming this wasn’t in the actual park).

It’s funny because I was just by the Central Park Grand Army the other day trying to figure out what the little square was called.

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Hey, neat! Had no idea!

Grand Army Plaza is on the corner of Prospect Park, not Central Park. Everyone’s always forgetting Prospect!

I live right down the block from Grand Army - it’s usually pretty safe.

I, too, have trouble standing for more than two years at a time.

Thought for a second he might have had his flat bed widened

So it’s mid engine, I don’t see any panel gaps that would suggest that you can pop the hood for storage. What the hell is under that 20 feet of nose?

I see “Lady [something] Ghekko” in the black text.

Weezer is sometimes appropriate.....

I really, really want to say that this is worth $68k, but damn that’s a lot of money.

I think it’s only fair to point out that the quality of actual motion has increased dramatically. If you go back and watch older cartoons, you’ll be lucky to see more than a single limb move on screen at once, and all at a much lower frame rate.

Wish I had caught entries for this one ‘cause Dynamo’s little totally-nonthreatening golf cart really needs some recognition.

2 Fast 2 Furious (2003)

Those buildings are pretty non-descript, but if I had to guess I’d say UWS, which is even more redic!

I actually didn’t mind what I did get into too much, but was ultimately chased away by how complicated everything had to be.

Did Porche make a hearse?

I wouldn’t feel safe saying that Kotaku is impervious, and that buyers are as rational as you suggest, but I don’t have a single doubt that its editors (you at least as much as anyone) would blow the whistle immediately. That’s good enough for me.