hits it's power band as the rear-wing
raises itself to force the car down
and deliver the full 1001 BHP
to the pavement.
At this point, the Veyron is unstoppable
and it powers ahead of the McLaren.
And across the line.
Drivers enter..
The straightaway outside of Abu Dhabi
Ready
Set
Go!
The McLaren jumps forward
and starts to put distance
between itself and the Veyron.
As RPMs grow
the Veyron's W-16 engine
And now for my lovingly prepared, 20 capture, blow-by-blow photo set of the amazing Bugatti Veyron VS McLaren F1 hyper car drag race in Abu Dhabi, put on by—who else?—Top Gear.
And because Tumblr kind of blows, I have to split this post up between two posts.
By the way, hey Tumblr! If I can make as many photo posts as I want then where is the space savings in limiting me to ten photos per post?
I am 99% sure this will be our new, beautiful home! All 1,900 square feet of it—including glorious hardwood floors, a fireplace and a finished basement. I’m in love!
Congratulations on that feeling. And the house.
I’ve been thinking about homes myself, recently.
I'm really starting to groove on Google Chrome
Now that I’ve configured my Omnibox search keywords, everything is flying.
Public Enemies was directed by Michael Mann
So, it’s going to look all HandiCam? I guess I should just watch a trailer.
Update: Yes!
(photo via indefensible:apocalypse-pie)
i need this image on a tshirt, on a business card, or maybe a tattoo.
Don’t lose me, Ned. Your persona isn’t that interesting.
“Cut off sleeves…that’s kind of my look.”
WHAT ARE
YOU LOOKING
AT DICKNOSE
Currently imbibing the red.Straightforward alcohol. Wins.
"By neglecting — and in some cases even opposing — essential modernization programs, arms-control proponents are actually undermining the prospect for further reductions of the U.S. nuclear arsenal. As our nuclear weapons stockpile ages and concern about its reliability increases, we will have to compensate by retaining more nuclear weapons than would otherwise be the case. This reality will necessarily influence future arms-control negotiations, beginning with the upcoming Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty follow-on."
— Jon Kyl and Richard Perle, “Our Decaying Nuclear Deterrent” (via superhamburgeramerica)
