I'm sorry but I give this one a D cause while creative and tallented but it's could be so much better, also it isn't built to 2009 spec, grooved tires? thats so last season.
Oh sweet, I'm totally going to go check this... no, wait, it's just another hippy trap. Not even a real F1 car could trick me into venturing downtown... well, maybe if it was at the brewfest.
@leavethegun-takethecannoli: Dammit, you beat me to it. I even had the link copied to paste in my comment stating; "This would be perfect for the silhoette ladies of the future... [jalopnik.com] "
@S***dinavian F***k: At least you caught yourself. You know how many times I start to comment, walk away to do something, come back and finish my comment, only to find out someone wrote the same thing and posted it a few minutes before me-
@mytdawg: It was originally going to made of Masonite®, and Plexiglas® covered with Styrofoam® and Fiberglas®, but the parts couldn't be FedEx®'d in time.
@benrobNU: I actually call it soda and people accuse me of being from the south. Lived in Michigan my whole life. Not that it's much different from the south, just rednecks with flannel.
@leavethegun-takethecannoli: Soda is what we young people in the northeast call it. If your over 35 and from the Boston area there is no doubt you call it "tonic"
@leavethegun-takethecannoli: Most people call it pop here too. They don't usually ask for a Coke unless they at least want a cola. Most of the people I know personally won't drink a Pepsi, when they ask for a Coke they mean it.
@mytdawg: When your done it can go in the Dumpster.
I'm from the South and did a few co-op terms for Dow Chemical in the early/mid 1990s. I always said the biggest difference between central Michigan and south Georgia was gnats instead of snowflakes.
@benrobNU: Actually, tonic water and soda water are two different things. Tonic water is carbonated water with quinine and sometimes a sweetener added to it. Soda water is just carbonated water.
@mytdawg: Bart: Otto-Man? You're living in a dumpster? Otto: Ho, man, I wish. Dumpster-brand trash bins are top-of-the-line. This is just a Trash-Co waste disposal unit.
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Jalopnik Commenters: "Pssh. It's not even built to 2009 F1 spec."
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"This would be perfect for the silhoette ladies of the future...
[jalopnik.com] "
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...Cadillac of minivans, my ass...
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Look at me. Right here. Look at me.
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Registered trademark geek.
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/can't be bothered with the actual symbol of course...
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I'm from the South and did a few co-op terms for Dow Chemical in the early/mid 1990s. I always said the biggest difference between central Michigan and south Georgia was gnats instead of snowflakes.
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Otto: Ho, man, I wish. Dumpster-brand trash bins are top-of-the-line. This is just a Trash-Co waste disposal unit.
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*I prefer "Dad," "Papa," if you're Italian, or, if you're over 35 and from the Boston area, "My Old Man."
**I prefer Dad's root beer.
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Isn't styrofoam illegal in Portland?