No power-steering in those puppies.
Chris Harris did a review years ago on the old Drive YouTube channel, and the phrase that stuck in my mind is “oversteer wherever you want it”.
I’ve only ever driven them in a sim. I’ve never driven a real one - I’m not even sure if I’d fit in one.
With things like Facebook, X, etc. ‘advertising vehicle’ is probably the most accurate term.
I’ve been using swipe to type on my phone, but I do wonder if I spend more time correcting it than I save by using it. If I have a physical keyboard, hell no. All spelling errors are entirely my own.
Hi from Australia! It’s alright.
Caterham. I don’t aim high, but it’s just a pure driver’s car.
Don’t you understand? His kids insisted.
Silverberg is one of the greats.
Iain M Banks’ Culture novels. Eon by Greg Bear.
Such a great series. During covid lockdown for six weeks I was watching the TV series in the day and reading the novels in bed at night. I’ve never experienced media in quite the same way. They were both amazing. Amos is one of my all-time favourite characters in fiction.
“I aim to misbehave”
Bill Burr.
They just did.
I believe I’d like another drink.
I can’t think of a single one.
‘Since I gave up hope, I feel a lot better’ - Steve Taylor.
I’m not sure I’d notice.
I wish this wasn’t true, but it’s tragic that it is.
Thanks for the explanation. I don’t know if it’s just my age, but I find I can’t enjoy content at anything other than 1x speed, but I can see how it helps to play things faster. There’s just SO MUCH content, and every episode of BTB looks interesting to me.
I really like the Discover Weekly queue on Spotify. I’ll find a track I like, then listen to the album, and if that’s good, I’ll listen to the rest of the discography. I’ve found quite a few Most Favourite Bands Ever this way.