I've been thinking lately that I was on my way become too eccentric for my own good - and then this comes along. Thank you Jalopnik, I will sleep better tonight.
Watch the version with Pink Floyd's music: [www.youtube.com]
For those who haven't read Tom Wolfe's 'The Right Stuff', read it. For those who won't read a book, watch the movie.; it is one of the fortunate (but too rare) films that really manage to capture the spirit of an outstanding book.
Needs comparison study of stoners vs. cell phone zombies.
You're not in the minority. While we (men & lesbians) may be genetically disposed to wring our necks when a pair of large boobs parade by, at the end of the day it's not what we go for or even find important. Boobs just rule, no matter what size.
Don't feel bad, not long ago a lot of otherwise very smart people lost a spacecraft that way.
Justin Bieber singing?
Dislikes motorcycles.
Probably not very good, but better than the alternative of 5 helmetless people on a motorcycle.
Probably, but there is only room for 10 cars on a top 10 list.
My words exactly. So the best answer is 'a Citröen'.
There was actually a front-engine/rear-drive car sold under the VW name; the VW LT35 was made from 1975 onwards. But then again, most of them were vans.
Pah, in another neutral country they did it behind a Saab. A REAL Saab:
@ Joe Pineapples: I saw what you did there....
Not neccesarily; a lot of the japanese I met over there just happened to love American cars, and had the means to buy and run them. Driving large cars wasn't exactly encouraged in Japan back then - still isn't - but you can't really stop enthusiasts like that. Just a pity the salty air will eat away at them much quicker than anywhere in the US.
Thanks. Just watched the final 35 minute car chase the other night....
Sorry, those ain't Kawasakis, but the ubiquitous BMW boxer twin police models.
Interestingly the U2 also outlived the SR71 'Blackbird (sexiest plane ever flown) which was intended to replace it.
Maybe it's more a case of 'if you're broke, don't fix it'....
Probably still too difficult for a computer to handle, otherwise they'd fly and land it on autopilot.