Hmm… does it have something to do with putting the dumbest, most insecure people in the country behind the wheel?

Of course they are, gotta get their hands on some more of that sweet, sweet taxpayer money.

It’s absolutely bonkers, but that’s kinda their theme.

It’s what we all love about F1 - even months after the checkered flag was waved you can’t be sure what the race result was. /s

Can you imagine how much shit we would have to put up with if that one were true?

Old, male narcissists seem to be the preference.

Alongside? That sounds ambitious, Liam.

Woha, red?! /s

I think that’s a static Garden Radar[TM]. Commonly used to verify buns aren’t skipping patrol duties.

I agree, and there’s something to be said for the diversity of car designs of yesteryear, in general. I suppose safety regulations, aerodynamics and whatnot have closed the door on a lot of design freedom, but I find most new cars to be very boring and generic.

I… I’m not sure I dare click on that…

From the moment the fog starts rolling in you just lose all faith in the movie and its’ producers.

That one was common in my household, too, and then I got an Amiga with a 13(?) inch crt and sat closer than ever before.

My dad couldn’t understand the appeal and I still remember him bursting into my room, while I was playing pinball dreams, saying something like “look at the lovely weather! You need to spend some time outdoors, too!”

Haha, okay, this one made me lol.

Edit: Given their anatomies, they probably made the right split?

It’ll make their eyes square.

Edit: a phrase commonly used by parents to deter kids from watching too much tv, in Norway. Was it used in other countries too?

Tunnels through nothing… about sums up my childhood model railway.

“What are you looking at?! Is this funny to you?!”

Yes, but how fuckin’ great isn’t America now?! /s

I might buy an apple product/service some day, if they were to hold my family at gunpoint and threatening me to.

Me neither, but it makes you think, doesn’t it? Hmm…