Salom not “Salman” Bloody autocorrect.

I haven’t checked through all the greyed replies so someone else may have mentioned this... He’s not off on the F1 T12, it’s MotoGP’s T12 which is a 145kmh corner that’s after where F1 turns right for their T13 wiggle.

I found TGK nearly unwatchable, hampered as it is by Korean TV memes and AUTOMATIC cars.

I think you’re confused as to which country Dublin is in.

Micra’s a heller. Take it down St Dennis, pull some maids. Proper job.

Submarines are “boats”, ships aren’t. Pedantics should’ve started a rival “Shippy O’Shipface”.

McQuaid’s Irish - born in Dublin.

I’ve never understood why each new version has had to zoom further into the future. What I always enjoyed about the first two MW was the feeling that it was at least partially rooted in real life... gritty SAS types (Yes, I miss “Soap”), familiar weapons and even simple levels like “Hunted” captured the feel of having…

Nice writeup. He’s not even that well-known outside of Cornwall, let alone the UK.

By your definition then, Thomas Parker invented the first car in 1884, it just happened to be battery-powered.

There’s a 4C daily-driven near my work. I also see it on my way home. Distance between parking spots? Third of a mile.

He does seem somewhat in looooove with him... “LEAVE CHRIS EVANS ALONE!”

I suppose if you’ve bought your Porsche GTS and a Porsche mountain bike to go on a Porsche roof rack, you would like to know that you can do Porsche autobahn speeds with it.

Why can’t they go back to the old way? Kick your heels in a little bit, shake the steering wheel and say gee up or click your tongue. When you want to park it, pull the steering wheel, say “woah” and leave it near a horizontal piece of wood, or heavy rock.

Looks like story’s been updated, BBC was reporting it was a year old.

This is not a healthy looking piece of steel/iron/toffee.

Genius. Given that I bought a copy of “11" this is my kind of thing. For reference..

I quite like this one... I even use it as a desktop background. (Some people have thought it’s me driving - ho ho ho)

Well, their Karelian one has been going since 1932