Is adorable.

I could watch the snowfall one for hours.

Anyone a Kermit fan?

Love the chair ne...

The collision of the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxies in 4,000,000,000 years.

... that'll leave a mark.

Very cool, love the collision.

those new Stingrays can really fly...

WTF WHO DOES THIS?!

Good Lord, they've done smacked their balls together and fell on the ground.

That would need some serious icing and message therapy. ouch!

or IcyHot.

(I figure if they're stupid enough to ball-five each other, they're stupid enough to do anything.)

Edited January 23, 201312 yr by Turbojett

MFW I get a joke.

at the end...

Yea, scratch right there, yea, ohhh yea

I made this.

Because I'm awesome (source is Dick Figures).

Well I don't know what a "magent" is, but I do know what a pussy is.

[url=http://i.imgur.com/xPcZB5Z.gif]http://i.imgur.com/xPcZB5Z.gif]

Edited September 24, 201311 yr by J Reinhardt

Edited September 24, 201311 yr by GMTruckGuy74

OH GOD WHAT THIS THREAD IS BACK?!
 

Oh my god, I wish I could drift like that...though that gif is probably fake. Probably.

I think there is video around of it

Oh my god, I wish I could drift like that...though that gif is probably fake. Probably.

Actually that is from the Jackie Chan Movie Who Am I!

 

Great movie and the driving is awesome. I have the movie on Blue ray with the extra's and he took 2 weeks of drifting lessons to be able to do the stunt in the movie himself. He did put some dents in the cars but was able to do it.

On 1/2/2015 at 3:12 PM, dfelt said:

Actually that is from the Jackie Chan Movie Who Am I!

 

Great movie and the driving is awesome. I have the movie on Blue ray with the extra's and he took 2 weeks of drifting lessons to be able to do the stunt in the movie himself. He did put some dents in the cars but was able to do it.

I need to learn how to park like that...

@FAPTurbo This is for you!  

Cracks me up what people think up!

LOL, Here is a perfect GIF for that special someone!

Awesome Duck!  

I think @balthazar would especially appreciate this. I took these at the NY Auto Show at a party thrown by Cadillac. 

Oooo Baby; automotive royalty there!!

On 12/22/2014 at 5:26 AM, elmarianexx said:

 

And I thought my great aunts 68 Buick Wildcat had a large rear end...

9 hours ago, balthazar said:

Oooo Baby; automotive royalty there!!

Absolutely!

15 hours ago, dfelt said:

Awesome Duck!  

I have a large Maine coon cat that loves pizza, actually.

10 hours ago, balthazar said:

Oooo Baby; automotive royalty there!!

Off topic, I know... but posting for @balthazar. At the party was the Cyclone...

 

and these two:

 

 

 

Tanx, DD, I do put concept cars on the tippy top shelf!
There's something about a bubble roof and tail fins that gets me all giddy.
The Cyclone wins the blue ribbon for Most Knee-Bashing Dogleg!

Those are some SEXY Fins! 

@ocnblu Found your next car!  

Hayabusa powered?

Me when non-NYC people tell me how great their local pizza chain is.

24 minutes ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Me when non-NYC people tell me how great their local pizza chain is.

LOL, so true

3 hours ago, Drew Dowdell said:

Me when non-NYC people tell me how great their local pizza chain is.

That is how I feel about NYC pizza and the stomach hell it gives me after eating it. Way too acidic for me. Like me some godfathers though!  

Anytime I've had pizza where it's claimed to be 'NY style' I find it way too greasy.  I do like thin crust though.  I'm not sure if there is such a thing as 'Cleveland style', but I like the local chain Antonios quite a bit..

4 hours ago, Cubical-aka-Moltar said:

Anytime I've had pizza where it's claimed to be 'NY style' I find it way too greasy.  I do like thin crust though.  I'm not sure if there is such a thing as 'Cleveland style', but I like the local chain Antonios quite a bit..

Chicago style (thick crust) can be good, but that's knife and fork pizza.  Once I while I liked the Lou Malnati's pizza near me in Phoenix.   IIRC, the pizza I had in Italy (from restaurants in Naples and street carts in Rome, etc) was excellent...

2 minutes ago, Cubical-aka-Moltar said:

Chicago style (thick crust) can be good, but that's knife and fork pizza.  Once I while I liked the Lou Malnati's pizza near me in Phoenix.   IIRC, the pizza I had in Italy (from restaurants in Naples and street carts in Rome, etc) was excellent...

NYC style is still the best

 

I used to frequent this lil dumpy place 10 mins from me (central Jersey) - they made a killer chicken marsala pie. And by 'frequent'- a number of times they had a slice in the oven because they saw me park/walk up.

Then some New Yorkers bought the place. I heard the owner telling another customer "We changed the cheese, we changed the sauce, but we couldn't change the water (IE: the dough)".

That last slice of my beloved chicken marsala was as bland as frozen pizza. Cheese lost it's zing & the cut back on both the mushrooms and the brown gravy. Cheap SOBs. That was about 4 years ago & I haven't bothered to go back, even tho now you can get a server to seat you & bring the slice to your table. ? Still on the lookout for a great chicken marsala slice.

I have come to love Papa Murphys pizza, take n bake, Love at 425!

My favorite pizza from them is the Gourmet Delite Crispy thin crust. 

16" Chicken Bacon Artichoke, I can eat the whole thing. 

16" Backup Pie is their Herb Chicken Mediterranean.