I call dibs on the "Lovecraft Hovercraft Team" name.

Peter Ladas?

I think that the lowest common denominator in Florida's inhabitants is the weather, while humidity may be crap and heat may be unbearable to many of us, it makes perfect sense for old people and not-very-smart people. I think living in or moving to such a hot place is a primal reaction towards survival as coping with…

I forgot to clarify that the cycling lane in the story is on a BROAD sidewalk, so the parked cars where actually 5 meters into the sidewalk, like there was no one left on Earth.

This shit happens all the time when cycling.

Chris Harris is that you?

The name's Telumketar NOT Telemektar which reads an awful lot like telemarketer.

The Lifan 320

This is getting circular...

Well, yes, I didn't mean he wasn't going to have some kind of air intake that could eventually lead some of the smog inside. But having a couple of doors with at least plastic windows wouldn't hurt. It would be better than getting Diesel smog blasted in his face all the time.

Please, elaborate on the latter subject.

lol?

Nice Turbo sound

Ehm... no?

While Lauda's crash makes me cringe and his impressive will lefts me in awe Zanardi's incredible toughness and chase after self-improvement and success make me admire him and feel a little under-achieving. I agree, there should be at least two number ones in that list.

She must be a great fagot player...

Its front is a little... busy

Here's mandatory to attend 6 Theory classes + about 15 Practical ones where you get to drive some small-ish FWD car with a manny tranny, an instructor guides you with the basics in a parking lot and the rest of the classes are in urban traffic. First in broad ways so you can embrace the feeling of driving at 45 Km/h…

Sweet!

Here in Montevideo, Uruguay a gallon of 95 octane would be something like $8.5 and Diesel about $8.3 per gallon. Unless you have a truck or a bus for working, they get cheaper fuel.