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There is a place where from time to time Garfield landline telephones come up on the beach because of a simillar event back in the 80's.

Archaeologists and anthropologists are going to go nuts trying to figure what these artifacts are supposed to mean. 

Like with every private enterprise super focused on profit they will cut corners in every place they can until sh*! hits the metaphorical fan (fan metaphorical since they outlawed the brabham fancar).  
Then they blame the enthisiasts help+ing out (it isn’t that we are saving money where we shouldn’t, but those pesky

I guess Otto does not want the family to know he is in the Yakuza?
Therefore long sleeves covering the tatoos.

It is all about social skills:

Cars with extra hard suspension and alloy wheels covered in a thin not very flexy at all layer of rubber are not meant for street use.

If people want to show off their skills they should go to tracks where the smooth surface is much more forgiving.

If like me you are unskilled then drive a 60 hp car, not a 600 hp car. 

Pedantry. Pedantry is the only difference.
Either power can go to 4 wheels or it can´t.
What he is talking about are technical aspects of implementation. 

In normal countries (the ones using km/h) those exact stickers have the additional joke about the car not even reaching 100 km/h.

I want one. 

Like a child caught with a cookie he stole from the cookie jar to whom the grandma asked if he took any more cookies and said no. But the cookie jar is empty.

Selfie sticks ruin weekends.
If you see someone on your group for the weekend using a selfie stick take it away from him.
And break it.
On his head.

I am sure he does know what he did - he hit a guy dressed in black that ran into his car in a dirt track with limited traction and in artificial lighting.
I am sorry for the kid but I am almost done feeling sorry for his family.

As usual it all comes down to “but you don’t understand, someone died!”.
And claiming “Stewart could have easily acted reasonably and with prudence to avoid striking Ward, just as all other drivers had done as they passed Ward during the yellow caution flag” is being blinded by their feelings towards the deceased.

Folded sheets of metal have no chance against solid objects. It is like putting a hammer through a can of soda.

If Lucas or italian workmanship were that bad my car would never start - it is fitted with a Lucas made injection pump, a Bosch ecu and all connected by Magnetti Marelli wire harness.

Given the rivet situation I think Ford should have bought some 1st gen Range Rovers and Discos and try to repair them as part of the design process of the new trucks - you can learn a little from what others did right and a lot from what they did wrong.

Those were so futuristic that for decades the only car with them was the Citroen DS.

It makes a difference for the living who would be dead if the attacker was using a gun. It is harder and you have to be much closer to the victim to kill someone with a knife.

1” mosquitos? So over there they are miniaturized?

My car has a mix of Lucas injection pump, Bosch control unit and Magneti Marelli and has no reliability issues. They all seem to play nicely with each other.

This was interesting to read.
Near where I live there is an off-road club whose name translates to “Mud Club 4x4”.
They mostly get together for maintenance or when it rains really hard, and their average speed in their outings is about 5 hours/km. They do love using shovels and winches.

There are artists and software creators using these to distribute their own work.
Just because some people are attacked with knives does not mean I have to eat with my hands.