- Does it have an I6T?

Wait, are you not hungover on the 2nd (and 3rd, and 4th...)?

Yeah, that one always confused me. Friggin English.

It’s not Toys ‘R Us’s fault that the only people that have walked out of their store with a copy of the Mad Max video game have been stealing it. No right-minded person would actually purchase that garbage.

So, you hit me back with a sentance fragment, and use “talking” instead of “speaking”, and you’re on my case for defending the parlance of our times?

Language evolves, sometimes in nonsensical ways.

Pictured: Tom Brady during the aforementioned Beauty Pageant

Yep (in an S13 hatchback, to be precise)

See, I disagree with this completely. Since 1981, the Maxmia has doubled its horsepower, but has also put on 600 pounds.

Nice choice. My wife rocks an L20B in her Datsun 510, which I think is pretty cool. We both have the 2.0L little brother engine to the Skyline engines (I have the RB20DET).

aaah...right. I can’t keep up with Infiniti’s naming schemes. Nissan badges always did it better...ok, not always in a world where a Maxima is a Maxima, but there’s some information to be gleaned about cars like “180Sx”, “240SX”, “300ZX”, “350Z”, “370Z”, etc. I mean, even Infiniti was calling them the “G35” and “G37”,…

First clue should have been the badge on the hood

And you know, I mean YOU KNOW the next Infiniti G will have this engine.

I’m with you about the weight but...what, you think the Civic was the “driver’s car” to beat em all?..Oh. Wait. You’re talking about the fucking Miata. Jesus, never mind. Buy a Nissan and you’ll never look back.

Was just talking to a buddy. I’d rather wait for the next G car. Qs are cool, but Gs are cooler. I mean, wouldn’t you rather be rolling in a 2017 G30 (or whatever they call it) fitted with this engine? I know I would.

Is the Supra a cool car? Yes it is (I mean...MkIII/IV). Is the RX-7? Also yes (I mean...FC/FD). Do I love JDM? More than any other DM.

How is the geometry of the combustion chamber relevant?

Perhaps if I had known that before I started playing, it wouldn’t have bothered me. Notably, Morrowind and Skyrim didn’t have this issue, nor did New Vegas, and when Skyrim had the issue, it was largely considered a bug. I’m not violently opposed to the premise, but you can see how a player who doesn’t know any better…

Suddenly, I understand why I didn’t like Fallout 3, even though I’ve enjoyed almost everything else Bethesda has released. All this “Deathclaw spawns in noob areas” crap really turns me off of a game.

Hysterical!