(That's what I'd have too.)

Variety is the spice of life!

The raccoon eyes and bad science fiction movie hair must really be your thing.

I've seen that car in person. It looks fantastic.

I wonder, are there varieties or severities of colorblindness? I suppose it could be differences in computer monitors as well.

There's a reason that trains and trolleys and light rail evolved from running on the streets with regular traffic to a raised rail system or an underground system. Or buses.

It's a very pale green. But definitely distinctly green. About the color of some of the green dots that make up the number in this picture.

I'm a Midwestern type myself. And it has crossed my mind as well, if only for the lower taxes.

>she may have been under the influence of alcohol.

"911. What's your emergency?"

The big semi-trailers have an upstairs and a downstairs. But they are packed in pretty tightly, I'd imagine.

Boy, oh boy. The attorneys are going to fleece that trucking company.

Right. That's everyone who can possibly scrape together the cash in California to do so is packing bags and heading for Texas. Because it's such a third world state.

Oh! Yikes!

"Hey, Johnson! How's your nozzle hangin' this morning?"

The great thing about a car like this is the composite body is not going to rust away; it'll stay perfectly in place, hiding frame and under body and other hidden areas of rust till the whole thing just falls into pieces underneath a brand new looking exterior. But it'll look GREAT while it does that.

I know. That's why I wish I'd had a camera on me.

The one I saw was not a Scion. It was a Toyota with a Toyota front.

<—that's what your progeny will look like.

Seriously?