Totally. It’s physicsologistically factual.

Hey, they ain’t MY laws of physics. Don’t be treading on me with your laws and shit, man.

Go ahead and Maté with it. (What ever happened to Maté Petrany anyway?)

If you have an SUV or AWD vehicle, understand that the laws of physics are repealed around your vehicle. Drive as fast as you want - hell, drive faster than you want. You will still be able to stop, turn, and avoid obstacles just as well as when the road surface is bone dry. These are undeniable facts.

I’d never heard of short track racing before, so I looked at Ransomville Speedway in Google Maps satellite view. Man, that’s a short track! It’s almost like a skidpad!

You’re right. But I think there’s still a niche for, “car with BMW qualities that isn’t nearly as expensive,” even if nobody would cross-shop. It could be like Corvette and Ferrari: sure, they’re not really the same in many ways, but there’s still a good argument for the Vette.

He needs to Lapo-ff some of that hair. His relatives must find his antics very Turin. I Fiat in his general direction.

Ima let you finish, but...

Yeah, hey, I’m not defending him (and I don’t think you were implying I was). Just saying that inspired makes more grammatical sense than insipid.

Very true!

Probably an autocorrected attempt at “inspired”.

He meant to type inspired but autocorrect stepped in and took over.

The word “imbecile” is very underused. I like using it myself, after hearing David Suchet as Hercule Poirot say it with a Belgian accent on TV.

If the person wants to do it and can do it, it seems fine to me. I’m technically disabled according to the ADA but the list of things I simply cannot do even with effort is very short (one of them is heel and toe, hence my Kinja name).

Daimler? I don’t even know her!

I’ve spent enough time in big Indian cities to have the same loathing of diesel that you do. I just shrug off the Jalopnik diesel thing as another weird hipster affectation, like pork pie hats or drainpipe pants. I stopped paying attention to any of that shit.

I think he means the coin tossing idea, not your article.

Two billion?!

I’m just glad I didn’t option the Burmester system, which was twice as expensive and would have been equally ignored.

I dunno, I have the Bose system in my Cayman, subs under the seats, tweeters in the door posts, whatever. I’m sure it sounds great, if I ever listened to it. I’m regretting having optioned it, quite frankly.