If they could just make these in adult sizes instead, I’d be happy:

Considering your attitude, I’d side with you going in the cargo area, and the (very much sentient) dog travelling in first class.

“You know that one awesome feature that all controllers have, but that hasn’t been transferred to computer mice since it would interfer with the way a mouse works? Well, this controller doesn’t have that because it’s to be considered a mouse for the couch, even though it works exactly like a controller and a rumble…

They will need to fall quite a bit in that case, in my opinion. The C8s that I can find are all just below 200,000€, and I don’t see Spykers becoming that desirable.

I like the way your brain works, but I think that “bat gentleman” would go better with cat lady.

I came here to post the Veyron.

Yes, the comparison to a Miata seems odd in this case. The Merc has more power and is more fun in a straight line, but is likely still less fun than the Miata to drive on a twisty road. The two cars are as similar as a Range Rover or a Land Rover Defender.

What is Tavarish (bless him) like in private? Going to a fancy party? Did you know that you can get an amazing Armani suit for the same price as the JC Penny ones (provided that you’re willing to wear one with a small number of holes that is three sizes too big and where the trousers and jacket don’t quite match)?…

It looks like an early 2000's VAG product. The TT comes to mind.

My friend’s little sister was convinced that it’s a Norwegian brand, based on the way it sounds.

Not always, though. I’ve done some quick-and-dirty CFD calculations based on my cousin’s Citroën BX GTI (which has a kammback design with a small wing at the end). Now, there is a huge room for error in my simulations, but it does seem like the wing helps control the size of the vortex induced behind the car, and…

If you think Camero is bad, you should start browsing Swedish car sites for used Jaguars. There are sooo many ways to spell Sovereign. I mean Suverign. Souvoureign. Sovrign. Souvernig.

I remember reading something about how each successful scam email will be followed by a certain amount of correspondence to build trust before the money is actually wired. Using obviously absurd stories like this might result in that the scammers get fewer replies, but those who do reply really are the most gullible…

Regardless of whether or not this engine is an LS, I agree with you. Shoehorning an American V8 in the engine bay is the modern-day equivalent of building a hotrod. The easiest and cheapest way to get lots of power, and you might very well end up with an unbalanced car where the suspension and chassis isn’t very…

Hence my statement that “How many pirates would really pay for the goods if piracy weren’t available is of course up for discussion, but that’s a seperate discussion from the one we’re having”. Immaterial theft can only compare to material theft in case you know that the perpretator would otherwise pay for the…

Just to take your argument and run with it: Let’s say that you can’t afford five-star golfing. Now, playing golf on a really high-quality course with high-quality gear can be a really nice experience. If there were any way you could experience world-class golfing for free, without harming anybody*, are you saying that…

Out of all the facts in the article, I’m mostly surprised that the architects behind the London death ray building got another job. I mean, this is high school physics, even architects should be capable of grasping these things.

Please tell me that someone has already edited in lightsabers? It would take me several days (and not look particularly good).

It’s possible that the driver wasn’t even sure that the crowd was there, considering how much smoke was coming from his radiator. As for the photographer, he was even bending down in front of the car rather than getting out of the way.