Well, here on Garrbolax 16, we have the special realistic “Ultra Ultimate Xtreme Ride Collection”.

“Meanwhile, can anyone call what kind of car this is supposed to be?”

Someone has never seen Die Hard.

No motherfucker, thats Sgt Al Powell of the Los Angeles P.D.

Bass? Dropped.

My dad had one. The Czech engine light was always on.

You caught me. I didn’t actually have one. My grandfather warned me not to get one. He said they were too full of electrical Kremlins.

Did you really have one, or are you just Putin me on?

I’d rather have the Suburban that was canabalized to make this monstrosity.

Except the older son did check in and they issued the boarding pass to them and let them through with it. Then at the last second suddenly they wanted them to give up the seat. They paid for it. If they wanted to just strap the carseat into it and have it empty that’s their perrogative.

CP... But Its a fucking sweet crack pipe.

$38 grand? Might as well be asking a brazilian dollars for it.

Be careful what you wish for.

Conversions using OEM platform-specific parts are the exception. This thing isn’t cobbled together and “engineered” by some goofball in his parent’s garage- it uses factory engineering and factory parts. NP.

COTD right here.

“What were you thinking? You could have been robbed!”

Former military here, if I recall correctly this would just extend the time you are paying. When I was in (about 20 years ago), you paid $100 a month for the first year. This would add another year.

That seems unlikely. We did have a strike in Mosul go very wrong, but Russia has been indiscriminately bombing. Also Mosul is in Iraq, probably not many Syrians there, and any that are probably side with ISIS.

The US hospital would have had the machine, but the man’s insurance wouldn’t have covered it and so he would have had to choose between bankrupting his entire family or dying.

I’m willing to be that if this happened in the US, some pilot would’ve lost his wings over the incident or the patient would’ve died while they were all clearing up a ton of DOD red tape.