*slaps own forehead* How did I miss that? Although it’s pretty funny that they were in fact bowling balls, lol.

Native South Floridian here, you can take that entire article, change the word “Houston” to read “Miami” and you’d have pretty much covered us here as well.

What are those things that look like bowling balls to either side of the driver and passenger seats?

Pas de probleme, mademoiselle. Love your work.

“... Osaka, an American competitor of Japanese and Haitian descent...” I believe she competes as a Japanese citizen, as the tournament puts that flag next to her name, not an American one.

Although the ad is in Dutch, I think it’s funny how the words at the end also happen to be English words, although read in English, “...perfect tot in elk detail.” is both confusing AND disturbing.

From hits on Hard Knocks to cracking Hard Rocks.

Lol

Sure, but when the wheel is straight, and only making slight turns, it doesn’t, and I would say that constitutes the majority of driving. It’s not a big difference, to be sure.

I don’t understand how having a car with a flat bottom steering wheel equates to being a douchebag, or why the hostility towards a steering wheel, but hey, there’s a lot I don’t understand. What I do understand however, is that I have had them in the last 2 cars I owned, and it allows me to set the steering wheel…

It’s Olive Garden. E stato merda dal inizio, e sara sempre merda, perche il cibo che fanno li non solo fa schifo, ma non e neanche vicino a vero cibo Italiano. Stiamo scherzando? Non porterei nemmeno il mio gatto a mangiare li.

Backwards. Three times.

Not yet...

My first car was literally my grandmother’s old Toyota Corolla Mk II coupe, which my folks had painted red in a failed effort to make me feel beter about having to drive my grandmother’s old car. But, I was grateful for free transportation, and the freedom it brought. Mind you, this is Florida where you get your DL at…

I’m just passing along what I read, that is all.

Italian news is reporting that the bridge was hit by a massive lighting bolt in a critical spot which caused it to snap.

The Audi TT has a beautiful fuel cap/flap, in all three versions too. It’s done out of aluminum, and it’s very nice.

I agree, I have driven all over Europe, and basically what he described, driver, road and traffic-wise, could describe most of rural Europe. Southern Italy, like Naples, Bari, Sicily, etc, is a whole different story, but Northern Italy is no different than any other part of Europe, and the roads and drivers are still…

Ugh. SMH.

Tell me about it. I loved Panos’ school, I did their racing school in Road Atlanta, so much fun.