@Carplanetzøne1: That's the idea and Jalopnik doesn't show the whole pic, hit the link.
@Carplanetzøne1: dude, test mule. seriously.
@Shinkirou: exactly.
@Unevolved has three moving parts.: Honda, you're out of your element!
I haven't laughed so hard on this site in a VERY long time.
As long as we're talking revolution, ban all the trolls! This may have been said in this thread already, but it deserves to be said again. Jalopnik prides itself on the caliber of its comments, yet it allows so much shit and silly arguements.
I'll help you out. I believe I speak for about 95% of the commenters when I call for the banning of Zeeboid and Bueller.
@Bueller: Yeah that 3.8 V6 motor they made for twenty goddamn years sure was bad, wasn't it?
Repo Man.
@PlayerX: hey two hoods!
Buick vs a defunct brand? Impossible decision.
And am I the only one who feels this PCH will determine the course of my life from this point on?
I had to go with the Packards. Its theoretically less hellish being a twofer, but, though it pains me to say it, cooler than the Buick.
@500wishes: www.hooniverse.com
@FormerlyPreferredCustomer: Yet I love that Celica and hate the Camaro. Hmm?
The carpocalypse is neverending it seems.
FWD?! This is some steaming bullshit.
@MELIKIEDACARZ: they call that the STS, but good try just the same.
Come for the hot dish, stay for the animal abuse.
Ah, what a great place to call my home.
@pauljones: Ridiculous, my regular walk rarely drops below 5.
@doug-g: It seems nearly impossible to have avoided it.
That was some horrible background information on the Phantom of the Opera, actually a novel by Gaston Leroux, the 1925 film version starring the man of 1000 faces Lon Chaney was actually pretty good, but now it is known for the musical by the captain of the hacks, Andrew Lloyd Webber, the movie was scene-for-scene his musical, fyi. Both were tacky and avoided the real theme of the story as well as they could. Sorry to be bitchy here on internetland.
@RaptorConner: even though i hate you politics in all probability, my drunkeness and our civil interaction makes me deem you worthy of a heart click.
