I worked at the Tesla plant in Fremont for a bit and most of every car is held together with adhesive. They claim it's super strong and once heated, it's stronger than welding... But, I mean... They are still falling apart and I don't know if that's because the adhesive sucks or if it's because every single day, they had to have someone remind everyone that the glue pattern posted at every station where it's applied isn't just a suggestion, it's an engineering requirement for the structural integrity of the part. People were just slapping the adhesive onto shit in any old way they pleased a lot of the time.
~~Earth~~ Planet Canada
I was a goth kid in high school and now everything I own is a rainbow of neons and pastels.
This would be fun as hell in a video game. High-speed aerial knife fights. Hell yeah!
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Admittedly, they could still have a jingle for when they stop and setup shop. It would be especially useful if they are moving around and not often in the same place every day.
A flannel shirt and a big white beard.
Is Burnout old enough to be considered retro? 🤔
Because otherwise I, too, would have to say Road Rash.
Not much of a fan of racing, which is why my picks are what they are; Burnout has the awesome crash mode, and Road Rash is basically just a beat 'em up on wheels.
Although, I also really like Wipeout.
I only look at porn that is demeaning to cartoons.
It's like Frito pie but with dessert beans and chips.
I don't necessarily believe in it, but I have had the thought that if it was real the reason it hasn't been proven could very well be that it's super duper hard to come back as a human and not as, like, a protozoa or even be on Earth. The universe is pretty damn huge; possibly infinite. The chances of coming back as the same thing in the same place are exceptionally small.