four low
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"Nice CAR, sorry about your Small Peni$$ "
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Did he have another sticker that said "NO RAGRETS"?There is a highly lifted Superduty that I see driving to work sometimes that has a rear windshield sticker in large lettering that says "YES I AM COMPINSATING!"
Compenisating?Did he have another sticker that said "NO RAGRETS"?
I am a cyclist.Most likely made up by cyclist whose girlfriend ran off with a guy in a sports car.
Your tax dollars at work?One wonders if the study organizers approached the university to get funding, manged to get approval without someone thinking it was some kind of joke.
I'm imagining something along the lines of a Monty Python sketch involving potatoes and boots
Had a similar experience but mine wasn't a sports car. Took multiple people and about 30 minutes to pry 15 year old me out of a cheeseburger...My late brother-in-law was a muscle car guy who, for over twenty years, had talked about going to the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale. He had never gone and then was diagnosed with a terminal illness. So, I made the arrangements, to his specifications, and took him to Scottsdale for auction while he was still healthy enough to be able to enjoy it.
My late brother-in-law was and I still am over six foot and, although I've always been a truck and Jeep kind of guy, I've always thought the Shelby Type 65 Daytona Coupe is the most beautiful car ever designed in America. I turned the corner at the auction and there was the Factory Five kiosk with their Type 65 replica right out front.
I told my brother-in-law I had to sit in it and he warned me that I might get in, but might not be able to get out. I laughed and reminded him that Pete Brock, Ken Miles, Bob Bondurant, and Dan Gurney were all bigger guys and they drove and/or raced the Type 65. My brother-in-law couldn't resist retorting that they all did that before their joints calcified as badly as ours.
Well, after about fifteen minutes of stooping, folding, and cramming, I got in and it was wonderful, the stuff of the best wet dreams; but, it subsequently took my brother-in-law and two Factory Five employees another twenty minutes to wriggle me free and drag me out of the car and across the tarmac on my rear. There was no way I was going to be a sports car guy on any regular basis.
So, the point is that most daily driver sports car guys have to be small and nimble to routinely get into the tiny things that sit all that way down on the ground. It may be that those guys have smaller appendages simply because they're physically smaller overall and have to be to be sports car guys.
sure about that? Remember what Enzo Ferrari said about Jeeps...