Are you saying you dislike Christina Aguilera's way of choosing clothes? Ie. the less the better.Oh, and anothe thing - Americans have as much taste in cars and car design as Christina Aguilera has in clothing. But then again, I don't expect much from a nation where the top-selling vehicle is a pickup truck. I imagine anyone who drives a truck has personality and style of a cobblestone.
Sander said:Are you saying you dislike Christina Aguilera's way of choosing clothes? Ie. the less the better.
Meh, true.Christina would look a lot better if she didn't dress like a skank-ass ho. It ain't even that she wears very little, it's that what she wears is...skank-ass.
And Bush's taxes are apparently not helping. I recall something about SUVs and the like being more advantageous tax-wie. Americans will never learn.And Ratty's right about Americans and cars. But you can't blame them, Ratty. After WW II the entire world soon grew accustomed to superior and betterlooking cars coming from Europe and Japan. This was a deep personal insult to the Americans, so they drew into their country, buying their own shitty and butt-ugly cars, because "at least they are American"
I think America is slowly learning to live with the fact that their cars suck, but it may be a while yet
Ugh, have mercy on my eyes!Sander said:EDIT: I mean, they have cars like this!
Sander said:Oh, and we Europeans have the best car show ever:
Behold, Top Gear!
top gear webzit said:We bet you thought the Dutch just made beer. Wrong. They once made cars too, but their most prestigious brand, "Spyker" went bust in 1921. However, the Spyker has been resurrected and we have to say, their new car is quite a piece of work. Those crazy guys in Amsterdam have gone and stuck a 4.2 litre Audi engine in it, but it only weighs a little over one tonne, so what does that mean? Well, it goes like stink for a start. In fact, the level of its stink is such that it will take you from 0-60mph in 4.3 seconds and do a top speed of 187mph. As if that wasn't enough, they want to release a twin turbo version that has 525bhp. Madness. It looks the part too, from its exposed gear stick mechanism through to its exciting switches and metal dash.
SuAside said:objection your honor!
the dutch never made beer, they make horsepiss with bubbles in it tbfh...
ok, ok, there are exceptions, but what foreigners know as 'dutch beer' sucks donkeyballz, mkay?
Like Grolsch. Watched Sliding Doors last night, they didn't order beers, they ordered Grolsch, in London.Heineken is piss, tho'. But generally, the Dutch make good beer. Better than most, in any case.
Ehehe. I loved that bit. "The Dutch are schizofrenic. Here you have Rembrandt, who painted boring businessmen in suits. And then we have Van Gogh (pronounced by Jeremy Clarkson as Van Goth) who moved to the south of France and cut his ear off. So what is this car, a Rembrandt, or a Van Goth?"We bet you thought the Dutch just made beer. Wrong. They once made cars too, but their most prestigious brand, "Spyker" went bust in 1921. However, the Spyker has been resurrected and we have to say, their new car is quite a piece of work. Those crazy guys in Amsterdam have gone and stuck a 4.2 litre Audi engine in it, but it only weighs a little over one tonne, so what does that mean? Well, it goes like stink for a start. In fact, the level of its stink is such that it will take you from 0-60mph in 4.3 seconds and do a top speed of 187mph. As if that wasn't enough, they want to release a twin turbo version that has 525bhp. Madness. It looks the part too, from its exposed gear stick mechanism through to its exciting switches and metal dash.
Sander said:Then again, we have the
Ford Ka.
Ratty said:Ugh, have mercy on my eyes!Sander said:EDIT: I mean, they have cars like this!