Wow...it's the damn iPlate!
There's a vintage kitchen appliance store by my house that sells fully functional Hotpoint hot plates from the 1920s. They're terrifying and awesome at the same time.
Austin eventually emerged from the wreck unhurt
His pants probably weren't so lucky.
I know, he's technically a courier, but he could take on bodyguard duties in a pinch.
1) Hit "Print Screen" while viewing a movie poster's 400x615 sample.
2) Paste into Photoshop, Crop the sample, and Copy.
3) Paste into Illustrator and use Live Trace to convert pixels to paths.
2) Paste into Photoshop, Crop the sample, and Copy.
3) Paste into Illustrator and use Live Trace to convert pixels to paths.
Print it out in any size and on any stock you like.
Attempting this process may result in saving ten dollars. No original artist bamboozling is intended in this process.
No copyright infringement is intended in any of our designs.
That's good...I hear the Shaggy Rogers estate is extremely litigious.
I'd like me that FLCL Vespa.
...but does he believe that blaugh people should be allowed in combat?
I wonder why the US hasn't yet gotten the FWD Amanti replacement, the Cadenza. Nice-looking sedan that could sap some Lexus/Buick sales.
I just assumed the originally-planned sequel Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian was severely retooled to make this.
I mean the tourist spots - thanks for clarifying.
Go to the D.R. instead. It's much safer and the beaches are pretty much identical.
FWIW, I think a Cruze coupe would look crackin'...I just don't see any motivation on Chevy's part to offer anything other than sedans and five-door hatchbacks. Maybe if the Elantra and Civic numbers pick up, they'll want a taste...but it's very doubtful.
I once chased the dragon with Thin Mints. I don't know if they went with a new bakery or what, but the new Thin Mints suck. They taste like cardboard now. So I kicked the habit. Now I buy the peanut butter ones, which are nowhere near as good.
If anyone has a box of five-year old Thin Mints (and I don't know why you would), hang on to that shit. They'll be worth money one day, if they're not already. Like those white Coke cans everyone thought were Diet but weren't.
I want a Zorg biopic, in time for the 20th anniversary.
Luc. Gary. Get on this. No 3D. No Jack Gleeson.
Guyz, guyz, guyz...zeese are vild animals. Sie müssen vorsichtig sein.
I found a theoretical rendering of a Cruze coupe. It looks pretty good, but put an M3 above it, and it looks like a Chinese knockoff. The tricks eyes play on us...
@Kumicho: The tC's designed to look like a 2d coupe, but technically you're quite right. Like the Veloster, it kinda breaks the rules.
Regardless, this chart definitely could use more green...
Here's an in-depth critique of the Optima's looks by TTAC's Michael Karesh. I agree with him on a lot of his points, including the fact that the longer and harder you look at an Optima, the more disjointed it appears. The Optima looks great...at first glance. Just don't stare too long...
The Subaru owner stereotype. Subarus have gotten way more mainstream in recent years (read: beiger) - WRX/Stis excepted - and as a result their ownership has gotten more diverse.
SWEEEEEET!
Excellent.
