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Actually, it's more than that. If you compare it to the last-generation TT, it looks like it was flattened and stretched. Thus, it looks less "bubbly" and more sporty.

Anyone know what kind of Opel this is?

Just by the lack of facial expressions, this cartoon is gonna bomb big-time.

Yes, but 1) do we need to see the same image twice? 2) Is it really necessary to quote such a large image? Personally, I hate scrolling down through duplicate images just to read a person's reply, especially if it's a one-liner. And I don't want to remind everyone of the Rick Hunter doll incident that happened over a month ago...

Veritas, quit duplicating the pics. There are people with 56K connections here, you know. Besides, image quoting is stupid, as we only need to see the same picture once on the thread.

2007 Audi TT - Now less girly than ever.

LOL. Nice photochop.

Ugh, no more of these monstrosities, please.

Worse than the Malaysia race? That one had blown engines written all over it. Not to mention Jenson Button whining about Scott Speed holding him back on the closing laps.

I use a Samsung Digimax A6. It's a great point-and-shoot camera, but it sucks at night shots. Perhaps when I save up some money, I'll switch back to Canon (I used an EOS 50 35mm camera in the past).

I've never seen a full episode of Pimp My Ride, so I don't know what the hell they do over there. I caught parts of an episode where they picked up some college student's Oldsmobile beater that was littered with cigarette butts all over the floor (which came from the previous owner). Never saw the ending, so I don't know what the car looks like now. Still, even if I did watch Pimp My Ride, I'd prefer Overhaulin' to it, as Foose keeps the rides as old-school as possible without making the designs look too loud. I should start taping Top Gear this week.

Yeah, racing programs also count. I wish I had a DVR so I could record F1 and WRC.

http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=17036 http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=15947 http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=5407

It's called Grenadier, and it's available at Best Buy.

I've got nothing against Clarkson; I just don't have a chance to watch the show. But it seems that there are a number of viewers who don't like him. Don't know the full details, though.

All right, let's talk about car TV shows. What are you currently watching? Here's what's I'm following: Overhaulin' (TLC) - "The owner gets tricked. The car gets tricked out." Veteran custom builder Chip Foose and his team take a person's junk car and give it a complete makeover within seven days. Pinks (SPEED) - "Lose the race, lose your ride." Old-school drag racing with the cars (and sometimes bikes or go-karts) at stake. Test Drive (SPEED) - Former race car driver Tommy Kendall goes behind the wheel of some of the latest rides on the market. Unique Whips (SPEED) - "A car is just a car until it's unique." An everyday look at Will Castro and his crew at Unique Autosport as they customize the rides of the rich and famous. Fifth Gear (SPEED) - Yes, it ain't Top Gear when it comes to Britsh automotive shows, but if you hate Jeremy Clarkson, this show's for you. Sports Car Revolution (SPEED) - A look at sports cars and grass-roots auto racing north of the border (Canada, to be specific). Dream Car Garage (SPEED) - Another good Canadian-based car show. My Classic Car with Dennis Gage (SPEED) - The guy with the funny mustache takes you to a tour filled with thousands of vintage masterpieces on wheels. American Muscle Car (SPEED) - Mustangs, Camaros, GTOs, you name it. This show focuses on the great big-block cars of the '60s and '70s, plus a few from the '80s, '90s and today. Car Crazy (SPEED) - Meguiar's president Barry Meguiar travels around the world to talk with various car enthusiasts and show their passion for the automotive industry. Chop Cut Rebuild: The Series (SPEED) - The story of five shops rebuilding and customizing different rides before presenting them to the SEMA Convention. Redline TV (SPEED) - Yes, it's ricer-oriented, but this is actually one of the few that is enjoyable.

http://www.macrossworld.com/mwf/index.php?showtopic=4489

Now this is too good to be true...

Hmmm...

"That's a nice ride. Can't say the same about the dragster, though."

They probably got permission to do so. On season 6, there was an episode titled "The Simpsons Already Did It," wherein Butters went delirious over The Simpsons to the point where he saw everyone look like Matt Groenig's artwork (Dougie looked like Bart, Ms. Crabtree looked like Ottoman, Carman laughed like Nelson, etc.). They actually had a Mohammed character on the season 5 episode "The Super Best Friends," wherein Jesus teamed up with other religious prophets (Buddha, Khrishna, Mohammed, Mormon creator Joseph Smith, and Seaman) to battle magician David Blaine.

Is that a Toyota Solara drag racer?

LMAO!

Earlier tonight on South Park: 1003: "Cartoon Wars" - The town is on a state of emergency when FOX announces they will air a special episode of Family Guy with a cartoon of Mohammed in it. As everyone in South Park prepares to bury their heads in sand, Kyle and Cartman race to L.A. to stop FOX from airing the next episode of Family Guy. But all hell breaks loose when Kyle discovers Cartman's true motive. After a disappointing episode last week, South Park has rebounded with yet another political satire. Not only do Matt and Trey poke fun at the Mohammed caricature debacle, they rib at FOX's #2 animated show. What's more interesting is that this is actually a two-parter. I can't wait to see what they'll do on next week's episode.

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