"...this autocross car literally owns the curves! "
I would like to see the documentation that supports this assertion.
"...this autocross car literally owns the curves! "
I would like to see the documentation that supports this assertion.
"Falken 8 lb wheels, 15 inch. "
He might want to get that scale checked.
This is some sexy kraut on wheels if I have seen some..
alex wrote: "...this autocross car literally owns the curves! " I would like to see the documentation that supports this assertion.
+1. No misuse of the English language is as unforgivable as the misuse of "literally".
That's cool. That was David's first project car when he started working here.
jg
ReverendDexter wrote:alex wrote: "...this autocross car literally owns the curves! " I would like to see the documentation that supports this assertion.+1. No misuse of the English language is as unforgivable as the misuse of "literally".
+1 to you good sir. I have a boss who abuses literally, and it literally makes my head explode every time!
alex wrote: "...this autocross car virtually owns the curves! "
Fixed.
Very cool car, hyperbole notwithstanding.
JG Pasterjak wrote: That's cool. That was David's first project car when he started working here. jg
Yep, I remember that car.
ReverendDexter wrote:alex wrote: "...this autocross car literally owns the curves! " I would like to see the documentation that supports this assertion.+1. No misuse of the English language is as unforgivable as the misuse of "literally".
The gross misuse of the phrase "Case in point" bothers me more.
poopshovel wrote:ReverendDexter wrote:The gross misuse of the phrase "Case in point" bothers me more.alex wrote: "...this autocross car literally owns the curves! " I would like to see the documentation that supports this assertion.+1. No misuse of the English language is as unforgivable as the misuse of "literally".
Case in point
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