Go on...

How could they possibly do that?

I’ve noticed these type of cars have a simple rectangular hole over the tires, where as older ones used louvres or fins to extract the air pressure. Is this due to aerodynamic function, or some kind of rule change?

Couldn’t have said it better myself.

I’m not an expert, but from what I gather, FBI is federal police, who ostensibly deal with the most serious crimes/crimes across state lines (like domestic terrorism and organized crime, human trafficking etc). CIA presumably deals in intelligence, secrets, and assassination on a global level. They both cultivate…

What do you think “eugenics” means?

“A devastating secret war”? So, like Laos?

Yes. Z3 and E90 too.

Incidentally, it was penned by a Japanese designer: Joji Nagashima.

What are you, Dutch?

I once brought some metallic shorts to a state program, where I earned the nickname “J-lo”.

Juciness is not necessarily a desirable trait in a prison setting, probably.

Now you’ve done it...

There’s no such thing as a pure abstraction. When the idea is articulated or expressed, when the paint hits the canvas or the musical note hits the air, it objectively exists.

I don’t agree with your premise, I don’t think it’s “safe” to assume that art is entirely subjective. Since it’s your premise, why don’t you explain why it is purely subjective? Is that really a settled question for you, or you are operating on an assumption there?

Nothing is entirely subjective.

I can’t imagine much is salvagable besides maybe the exhaust... The space frame is toast. Regardles of the title classification, if you built a new car around it, it would probably come apart at the worst possible time.

That’s Big Pun lol.

Victim of online harassment? Sad!