They’re not spending $1.8 million on scrap metal. They’re spending $1.8 million for a VIN and certificate of authenticity. Which they can then combine with about $300k in parts an labor to become an “authentic” example of a vehicle that sold for $3 million in 2013. Which means it’ll sell for at least $4 and probably…

I mean, if you read the article the point is that the critics *aren’t* just the perpetually aggrieved anti-woke police.

No lie, I would lots of money to watch a David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin collab on “Twister: The Untold Story”.

I think the problem is less “oh this thing isn’t going to be carbon copy of the original” and more “this looks like dogshit made by people with unoriginal and/or terrible ideas”.

Of course the strike is gonna kill shows. It did the last time, why wouldn't it this time?

Yeah, it’s some kind of invisible pop-up.

Considering that Hasbro owns Twister,and they’ve already established a desire to make movies out of their game IP, that’s more likely than you think.

Huh.

Honestly, the ground clearance and general silhouette reminds me heavily of the Rally Fighter.

The sad part is that this isn't even the worst case scenario. At least they held off on charging him as a sex offender.

While I think it’s generally inappropriate to speculate about the family drama of a bunch of strangers, the contention from the Oher family is that he was paid.

But the Phantom Liberty expansion is dropping soon...

Thanks.

Price?

Because it’s relatable to people who feel that they are like the characters.

If only this worked in real life, amiright?

Yes. The joke is that Linus admitted to using the less than complementary word for people with mental disabilities that starts with the letter “R” in the past. But he referred to it as using the “hard R”, apparently not knowing the other connotation of that phrase.

Yeah.

Oh, you’re thinking of a different thing.

A lot of these designs are basically modular. So you have the 1300 sqft that looks like the OP and then the 2000 sqft version gets a bedroom or office up front. But the main core of the house is in roughly the same spot in both versions.