Zombies. You forgot the zombies chasing her from out of shot. Don’t you know anything about history?

I would give you four stars for that observation (one for each corner). Yet Kinja demands I cut three in subservience...

I sense corners have been cut. In this case that would not be a triumph. CP.

Looks like a badge engineered Lada Niva...if I squint through an inebriated haze...as I appear to doing.

Hyundai already build and market a van similar to the NV200. Available in Europe, Asia and Australia...

General advice to automotive manufacturers and car dealers:

Piston broke?

The first one is mine...

Tilting at blow dryers. CP

Lightning! And then Thunder! The Gods must be angry with Belaz for having the temerity to cart away mountains.

It’s not about the message anymore...it’s all in the delivery.

Yep. The mountain top in the week or so beforehand looked like a bunch of turtles had laid their nests on it.

What’s with the butt cheeks?

Subaru Australia do an S Pack for the BRS which is a collection of STi parts like strut braces, short shifter, short springs, wheels and body garnish. But nothing with extra oomph.

It is. Two metres wide and it completely surrounds the entire building. Common feature in this part of the world. We enjoyed it so much we built something similar onto our current house.

It is now within Gundabooka National Park in far western New South Wales, Australia. Preserved for all time...

Personally, I’ve found it more essential to have a fire extinguisher in this circumstance...

They’ve had this thing for nigh on thirty five years and yet they still manage to fuck it up as a normal and coherent package at every opportunity. And now it is just an expensive joke.

The last house I lived in and fell in love with was fortunate enough to have many sheds but also a number of other features like the fact the nearest neighbour was 20 km away, the house was 50 m from the river and the house itself was two houses jammed together in a most delightful fashion.

Love the fact it exists. Hate the fact it’ll rarely be driven in anger. Or even with a hint of superciliousness...