I'm sorry, but how the hell is # 8 NOT # 1????
I was thinking terrestrial-only, but... yeah.
Let this sit for 20 years in the desert somewhere, strip the interior, add a workbench and some rust, a couple of mini-guns, flame throwers, and bull-mastiff crossed with a bear, and the diesel engine from an Abrams and I think you have the right of it...
In the dashboard... wait. Hasn't that been done before?
teehee... you said 'sextuples'...
It's compelling to look at, in the way a 21 ft-tall tarantula would be compelling to look at. Let's hope it's vision is based on movement...
Are we talking about a sequential gearbox or an automatic transmission with a "manual selector"? The replies below seem to reference both with equal fervor.
Nothing says "My Body Guards are Bad-Ass" like an SUV with a mini-gun.
If the van's a rockin... it's probably because you've been kidnapped off a street corner.
Like being able to shred some notes on a guitar, that engine airbrushes the ugly from that car. It's the automotive equivalent of John Mayer...
It's good enough for the Marine Expeditionary Unit, it's good enough for the rest of us... nuclear option not included.
My IRA's are matched to their yearly limit both through privately managed and employer managed programs. I also have a percentage dropped into a rainy day fund all before I see my paycheck. This is just one more stop-gap. It works for me. Probably wouldn't work for many others.
I've thought about that, but I use the return as a forced savings plan. The money I get back gets EFT'd into my IRA, or some other investment/savings plan. Otherwise, I know I'd just drop the extra 200/month on whatever the crap du jour is.
I make a decent salary, but I donate nothing to charity, am never sick, have no student loans, own no property, and have made no taxable income on investments. The standard deduction is THOUSANDS more than what I could deduct.
Read Rule 34. It's about this exact future.
It's not the fear of another country having nuclear weapons that drives the concern. It's the fear that a regime known to support independent terrorist (I hate to use that word, as it's lost its true meaning, but is apropos here) organizations may disseminate the technology, expertise, or components to other…
"Let's be clear, though; this is indisputably the future. What we saw today is what our classrooms will look like once iPads are far cheaper—"
AHAHAHAHAH flacid-smug-mobile. Holy shit that's classic.
You sure it's not Pathfinder? Everyone of their books comes with an eVersion...