I watched it about a dozen time.

The Saturn coupe from the early 90's is totally my guilty pleasure. This cheap, dirty, and ugly little two-door is astonishingly responsive and fun to drive. How did this entertaining little car end up being such a shit-can? Cheap to buy, cheap to own, easy to work on, and a hoot to drive...

This thread is almost four months old.
Move on with your life.

This thread is almost four months old.
Move on with your life.

"Bring"
And, no, it didnt.
My memories are seldom troubled by idiots on the Internet, and in the year since this post, I've been presented with additional information and modified my opinions accordingly...
You're dismissed.

Uhhhhh... Thanks for a long winded spiel (that I didn't read past the first sentence) on a post from over a year ago.
Quit living in the past.

Funny... My agenda consists of waking up, eating breakfast, working on my car, possibly do a bit of painting, read that copy of "The More Than Complete Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" play some oldschool videogames, and listen to some rocking 80's metal.
I have this sneaking suspicion that your agenda is slightly…

I'm sorry, were you under the impression that I actually read your comment?
It's cute that you think that I care about your opinion.

It might be the only Scirocco R in the country, but certainly not the only Rocco.
My friend and her husband live in Tucson AZ, and they both have one. They're gray market imports.
Folks in Tucson; keep an eye out for a white one (hers) and a silver RHD one (her husbands).

A-10?
Those robust indestructible flying beasts are amazing! They'd buzz my apartment in groups of four every morning, starting at 7:10 am, when I lived in Tucson.

I want this thing so hard!
I wish I lived in the UK... and had a place to keep it.

That's what I figured.

Timothy McVeigh was delusional and crazy... and if you think about it a little bit, religious people are delusional and crazy.
The belief that 2000 years ago, an invisible man in the sky had a vergin born Jewish carpenter nailed to some lumber in order to cleanse all people in the world of a sin that originated when…

I've never heard of anti religious extremism... I'm pretty sure that anybody that doesn't believe in god and wants to convince others that god doesn't exist, would become a science teacher... Not someone that blows up a church.
That kind of fanaticism is reserved for the deeply religious.

I never said I was entirely rational... But I'm not keen on getting violent with people just because they're inclined to believe something crazy.
But, on the flip side, I get threatened all the time with violence and a one way ticket to some religious whack job's hell just because I can prove everything that I believe,…

Please explain; how am I narrow minded?
I just stated a FACT. You know? Facts? Those things that people like you hate?
I'm more than willing to change my mind about anything... But there has to be more than allegorical evidence with argument.

Thanks for proving my point.

Don't worry. God didn't create any of the medical technology necessary to save those people's lives... Science did.
As a matter of fact; it wasn't all that long ago that the persuit of medical science was considered a sin, and the defilement of a corpse (re. autopsy for the purpose of anatomical studies) got scientists…