NOHOME wrote:
Guess if your own "spike" is too short, you gotta do something to make up for it.
Note proud owner behind the top car. How do people with this low of an IQ swing enough employment income to buy these cars?
people not on this forum might say the same about half the cars that we have.....
I wouldn't say it's employment or IQ. It's just bad taste. My father in law makes tons of money and is an actual NASA rocket scientist. But man, he has the worst fashion sense in the world.
It's a status quo thing. I've only really seen this in Texas and basically announces that guy is a true gangsta.
espz28
New Reader
8/21/13 8:30 p.m.
poopshovel wrote:
200 year genetic experiment gone horribly wrong?
I don't understand - please explain?
yamaha
PowerDork
8/21/13 8:56 p.m.
espz28 wrote:
poopshovel wrote:
200 year genetic experiment gone horribly wrong?
I don't understand - please explain?
Its a hazard to other people........basically he is saying they're retards......because, well they are. I fully endorse the public beating of these individuals.
yamaha wrote:
espz28 wrote:
poopshovel wrote:
200 year genetic experiment gone horribly wrong?
I don't understand - please explain?
Its a hazard to other people........basically he is saying they're retards......because, well they are. I fully endorse the public beating of these individuals.
that's a relief- i was thinking he was talking about a few centuries of selective breeding to get desirable traits for working in the fields all day.
There is no way these are legal, by any means.
likin the egg beaters man....
jere
HalfDork
8/22/13 1:28 a.m.
Nothing a length of rebar between the swangs at a stop light wont fix
lol that image made me think of this
Maybe someone saw a car being tested and they thought it might look good?
For all the money spent on chrome, I would have sided the house.
But my priorities are whacked.
914Driver wrote:
For all the money spent on chrome, I would have sided the house.
For all the money spent on the car, he could have bought a house.
I dunno...maybe he should have pimped-out a vintage RV? Then he could have had the best of both worlds!
Literally dozens of dollars worth of "customization"...gravel driveway. Stay classy my friends!
I frequently state how great the freedom is here compared to my old country and normaly that's a good thing. But seeing something like this makes me pine for UK laws and cops. That thing wouldn't last 2 mins before being pulled over and taken off the road in the UK, unfortunatly I've never seen a cop pull some one over just for having a lethal vehicle in this country.
irish44j wrote:
Yavuz wrote:
They're called swangas, elbows, or 84s. That's pretty mild compared to some of the others out there
http://www.slabcustoms.net/catalog/slab_section_Elbows.htm
apparently not noticed in this picture, due to swanga distraction: TV screens in the backs of the BACK seat headrests. So you can't pass this dude safely, but at least you can chill behind him and watch a movie. If you can see them past the spare swanga.
also not noticed: the top half of the steering wheel is absent.
With the front seat reclined so far, the person in the following car can't see the screen in it's headrest. (look closely, it's there) hence the need for the ones in the rear. I've heard this referred to as "hater vision". Looks like a nice Eldorado under all that crap. Sad....
I think those things are originally from Houston so we can blame them.
aussiesmg wrote:
I smile every time I see it...
wasn't it 68 or 69 that winged knockoffs from the factory were made illegal because you could take somebody's legs out?
Just imagine the courtcase the first time this car goes around a crowded corner too close and chops a kid or old lady in half
stan
SuperDork
8/22/13 9:25 a.m.
mad_machine wrote:
wasn't it 68 or 69 that winged knockoffs from the factory were made illegal because you could take somebody's legs out?
Just imagine the courtcase the first time this car goes around a crowded corner too close and chops a kid or old lady in half
I believe you hare correct. That along modified door handles, et cetera was for pedestrian safety. My mom's new '65 Mustang had (fake) knockoffs which were not an option on later 60s Mustangs. Same with the wheel nuts on MGs I'd guess.
...and dang I know YMMV, but these look stoopid....
SyntheticBlinkerFluid wrote:
There is no way these are legal, by any means.
Did a bit of searching and yeah, they are. Or at least not being declared as illegal by the cops. Bigger issue is that people will literally kill for these?
kb58
HalfDork
8/22/13 9:52 a.m.
There's a lot of fads out there that has to makes me wonder how managed to get as far as we have. Thankfully we have science to offset such efforts at... I'm not sure what.
kb58 wrote:
There's a lot of fads out there that has to make people wonder how we go to where we are...
Hey these are practical shoes. They let you ski down the sand dunes.
kb58
HalfDork
8/22/13 9:57 a.m.
If only... nope, they serve no other purpose than for impressing ladies at dances. Got to wonder about them as well...
Hey I just realized where this guy's shoes came from:
Yet another Mexico-inspired feature of Bleach's nether-world.