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Dunno if this has been posted before, but it's been making the rounds in many other corners of the internet: 
 


 
I'd advise you not to watch any other videos from the same maker unless you have a strong stomach. 
 
All joking aside, I am guilty of watching quite a bit of anime. Cowboy Bebop is probably the best one I've seen. I particularly liked it's kickass soundtrack. 
 

Jumping spiders are just the best thing ever to handle. You really get a sense of a tiny, intelligent predator trying to fathom the intentions of the vast creature holding it.

Dunno if this has been posted before, but it's been making the rounds in many other corners of the internet: 
 


 
I'd advise you not to watch any other videos from the same maker unless you have a strong stomach. 
 
All joking aside, I am guilty of watching quite a bit of anime. Cowboy Bebop is probably the best one I've seen. I particularly liked it's kickass soundtrack. 
 

Back in my day, they were just cartoons.
 
The animated film that best captures the struggle of the HAV and their flight to a new home is Watership Down.
 

 
Although in WD, the old warren that the rabbits escaped from got gassed and exterminated...

Nonsense. We had plenty of literature which accurately gave a face to the Russkies!
 

 
All employees must was hands of communism before returning to work
 

 
BAAAEEEYYYEEERRR NOOOOOooooo!!!!
 

I've actually seen this Mustang II around quite a few times.
 

 
The brown paint, vinyl top and knowledge that it's a gussied-up Pinto really don't do much for me. But whenever it passes by you can hear a lovely V8 exhaust note that definitely doesn't sound stock. Could it be a resto-mod?
 
Come to think of it, a Mustang II could make the perfect sleeper; nobody expects one of these things to be fast. 
 
I do have to apologize for the quality of this photo, It was taken through and windshield and my phone's camera is mediocre at the best of times.   

Even though I'm relatively new to this forum, it did not take long at all for me to notice that here, I am in the company of many fellow petrolheads.
 
Documenting the mildly interesting machines I encounter in my everyday life is something I like very much, and since I didn't see anyone here posting much about car spotting, I thought I'd make my own thread. So, if you have any pictures of interesting automotive finds, feel free to share them all right here. 
 
To get the ball rolling, here's an imperfect (that racing seat looked really out of place, and there were some visible paint scratches) but still exquisite first-generation Mercury Cougar which I encountered this summer: 
 

Even though I'm relatively new to this forum, it did not take long at all for me to notice that here, I am in the company of many fellow petrolheads.
 
Documenting the mildly interesting machines I encounter in my everyday life is something I like very much, and since I didn't see anyone here posting much about car spotting, I thought I'd make my own thread. So, if you have any pictures of interesting automotive finds, feel free to share them all right here. 
 
To get the ball rolling, here's an imperfect (that racing seat looked really out of place, and there were some visible paint scratches) but still exquisite first-generation Mercury Cougar which I encountered this summer: 
 

The most interesting car ever made. The death rattle of the steam powered automobile. Direct drive, no boiler ('Merican steampunk magic), 4 cylinder compound engine with high and low power pistons, 6 crystals used to regulate burners, one spark plug.
 
If you have the time, for the love of god watch this:
 

 
 
 
"Howard Huges preferred his Doble, because it was the only car that would out accelerate his Duesenberg."

American junior officers have terrible initiative, they virtually never launch unprovoked invasions of foreign countries, nor do they frag their generals for not going along with it.

Thanks. Tied invited me quite a while ago, but I had been busy, and I foolishly held out hope that I could regain faith in the WoT forum. 
 
Also, relating to the topic of this thread; My experience with WT is quite limited, because my computer threw a major hissyfit both times I tried to download and install it. My experience playing on a friend's computer initially left me quite satisfied (there's nothing quite like getting 14 tank kills on your 3rd run starting out with the T-26), but it's flaws are numerous, apparent, and have already been detailed here.  

Toxn, you a really going to start an apple war with someone who has grown up in Washington?
 
The only reason green apples (presumably Granny Smith) taste "better" is because you're only getting nasty, mushy red delicious apples that have spent two years in a nitrogen filled warehouse.
 
There are so many different varieties of red apples that there's no contest.
 
Given the choice, I'll take pears over apples.