Driving a Murcielago in India is like Pissing on a Picasso

"The World of Vee" (theworldofvee)
02/02/2014 at 13:39 • Filed to: Beyond Motoring

"What do you mean take it for a spin?"

I was cautious as I accepted this request, for starters I hadn't visited New Delhi in 7 years and I mean, it was a $300k Lamborghini.

"I have a bit of work to do, go for a drive, hang out, have fun."

I've never been more stressed in my life.

Disclaimer: I have an obscenely wealthy childhood friend who now lives in India. Deal with it. EDIT: I took a bunch of photos of his cars, but since there are maybe 4 Murcielagos in New Delhi, I used stock photos to protect his identity.

If you never driven in a city before, there's two things you need to know: it sucks and you're bound to crash. At least in LA or NYC there are highways and open roads when you get OUT of the city. But when you're in India, there is traffic, and then some more traffic, and then finally when you're out of the city the roads are so bad that you might as well be in traffic. Sure there is the National Highway, and for portions it's a great road but then you'll see a pothole the size of a Polo and you realize, well yes, this is still India.

Still, while I see Lamborghinis daily, a rarely have chances to drive one, so I wasn't going to say no. This was probably the best Murcielago made too, LP670-4 SV with a 6 speed, none of that garbage flappy paddle stuff. An honest to good gated shifter and a clutch pedal, I was happy, happy, happy. Drove it out his house, got on the road and holy crap I was at 60 km/h before I realized what I was doing and BRAKE! Holy shit there's a Scooter merging in front of me! Pay more attention man, this is an expensive car.

I change lanes, err what I think are lanes because the lines drawn on the ground are just suggestions, you make your own lanes and rules. Ok, so I get a nice spot of road, drive like an Indian and gun it and merge back in front of those AutoRikshahs, ok...go for it! Got for it! Go for it! BRAKE! OMG THERE'S A CAR IN MY LANE DRIVING AT ME! This is a boulevard type road, meaning there are two separate sides. Why? Why?! Is there a car going the wrong way on the boulevard? And now he's yelling at me. Oh jeez, I need a stiff drink.

So I take a U-Turn and I drive towards The Imperial Hotel, somewhere where at least the Murcielago will feel at home among the Bentleys, Ferraris, and other high end cars. I drove the car 20km/h the entire way. I was too scared of anything happening to it to even enjoy the drive. I got to the hotel, had my drink and called my friend to pick me up, he sent a driver and drove me home.

When discussing the ride, he wasn't surprised when I told him how terrible a time I had. He told me that three times a year he ships one of his cars to Europe and drives it cross-continent to actually enjoy it. Kind of makes sense why all those Sheikhs and their children bring their cars to London every summer. And then he offered me something a little more fun...and a little more American:

You see them clogged up on the highways in the US everywhere you go and they don't look so exciting. But a pair of $40k each (after customs and taxes) Harley-Davidson Superglides are about as common as a Veyron in India. And seriously, it was the most fun ride I've had in a long time. Easily could go 70-100km/h in the side roads and byways and the sound! The glorious sound of an American V-Twin! In the US, when infested with obese geriatrics, they're just annoying but here I started to see why they love them so much.

Just one piece of advice, Harleys are heavy and you drop it don't pick it up from the right side, your hands won't be happy.

DISCUSSION (95)

The World of Vee > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 13:42

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Kinja'd!!!

Goshen, formerly Darkcode > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 13:46

"The glorious sound of an American Two-Stroke!"

I like V-twins, but HD V-twins sound like chainsaw engines IMO.

SnowBallin > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 13:47

Does Jalopnik not edit anything?? Your use of grammar and spelling is horrible

The World of Vee > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 13:49

I was still editing it sorry, didn't mean to publish it!

The World of Vee > Goshen, formerly Darkcode
02/02/2014 at 13:55

I'm not much of a bike man so I'll have to do more research, but the engine sounded mighty fine to me!

Twingo Tamer - About to descend into project car hell. > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 13:59

Rule 1, don't be a dick...

Stang70Fastback > Twingo Tamer - About to descend into project car hell.
02/02/2014 at 14:10

That's what my boss is always saying.

SamfaKenessal > Goshen, formerly Darkcode
02/02/2014 at 14:11

That's a pretty big two-stroke, knowhatimsayin?

Dsscats > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 14:12

... This is Oppo, not Jalopnik. And stop being a dick

ScreenShot > Twingo Tamer - About to descend into project car hell.
02/02/2014 at 14:15

Rule 0 - don't be an idiot pretending to be a writer.

The World of Vee > Twingo Tamer - About to descend into project car hell.
02/02/2014 at 14:16

Thanks! And for anyone who's read any of my other works (I like to think they're a bit more memorable than most) knows that they're well edited. I thought I publish private and instead it was published public. Sue me haha.

gawknburn2 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 14:19

The only problem with riding a motorcycle through India is that you can't roll up the window. P.U.

The World of Vee > ScreenShot
02/02/2014 at 14:19

I don't pretend to be a writer. If I did that, I'd actually work for Gawker.

The World of Vee > gawknburn2
02/02/2014 at 14:21

VERY TRUE. It was a fun trip, but I'll stick to my 7 year visitation plan.

The remedy btw? Keep revving the engine, the exhaust smells glorious compared to the exposed gutters.

ScreenShot > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 14:23

If gawker cared, we wouldn't be having this discussion. They never do, by the way....

CAcoalminer > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 14:24

Do you have pictures of the SV? I have always loved that body style.

ICantStandNewJalopnik > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 14:32

I always kind of wonder why some country's citizens don't follow the rules well. It's kind of sad. If people followed the rules, not only would driving be more enjoyable in those places, it'd be much safer. It makes me happy that I drive in the US with my speed limits and all.

I hope it gets better for you in India because you have the Tata corporation in charge of some of the best cars in the world! I bet your pollution you must smell there from exhaust is horrible.

Thanks for the article!

The World of Vee > ICantStandNewJalopnik
02/02/2014 at 14:39

I'd definitely agree! Seriously they have wonderful lines painted on the ground and tons of police...and then they ignore it all!

And don't worry! I'm back home in LA stuck on the 1 smiling :)

chicagoE36 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 14:49

The FXDC is a really, really nice bike.

shitheelandtoe > ICantStandNewJalopnik
02/02/2014 at 14:54

I speak as a person of Indian origin: everyone in India wants to be ahead of everyone else (not just in traffic). The result? Everyone gets stuck. Part of living in a society is that you learn to sometimes give up your right to be first so everyone makes decent time. Not so in India.

DayWooTang > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 14:56

Has no one built a race track around those parts?

Deputy Kovacs > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 14:57

I was just in India for three weeks and the one of the largest differences from the states that stuck out to me was the way traffic worked. I got home two days ago and could not be happier to drive sanely.

The World of Vee > chicagoE36
02/02/2014 at 15:09

It was glorious. I've always been a superbike kind of guy but this changed my opinion quickly.

The World of Vee > DayWooTang
02/02/2014 at 15:10

There is one in Noida which is a "suburb" of New Delhi. But it's in various states of disrepair.

chicagoE36 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 15:12

You should go to your local dealer and test ride the new FLHXS. It may not be your cup of tea, but it may very well wind up being your shot of whiskey. I absolutely love my Street Glide. It's nearly as maneuverable as the Super Glide Custom, but you can ride it coast to coast without breaking a sweat.

TheMoosiah > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 15:23

Hi Vee,

Fuck that guy.

-TheMoosiah

TamerlaneBlog > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 15:27

Here is a list I compiled of which countries have the most Lambo dealers.

http://karakullake.blogspot.com/2013/11/lambor…

MTY85 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 15:33

You can lift a Harley easily if you do it right. You put your back to the bike, squat down, grab it, and use your legs to lift it up.

interrogator-chaplain > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 15:33

Disclaimer: I have an obscenely wealthy childhood friend who now lives in India. Deal with it.

I will say I'm jealous, but the amicably jealous, the kind where you're genuinely happy for a friend that's doing something awesome but you still wish you could trade places with him. You should take every opportunity to do things like these, we're here for a good time, not a long time.

With that said: You just drove my dream car. The very first thing on the shopping list after I win the lottery. TELL ME EVERYTHING.

MTY85 > ICantStandNewJalopnik
02/02/2014 at 15:34

Because a broke dick country like India can't afford to have a cop hiding behind every tree like we can in the US.

azedo > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 15:37

Isn't it more than $300,000 in India? Super high vehicle import tariffs. Definitely a ludicrous place to drive in my experience.

The World of Vee > interrogator-chaplain
02/02/2014 at 15:43

exceptionally appointed, cramped, extremely wide, blisteringly fast (or so I'm to assume, I didn't take it too fast), gorgeous, impractical.

in a word: supercar.

The World of Vee > MTY85
02/02/2014 at 15:43

thanks for that

The World of Vee > azedo
02/02/2014 at 15:45

oh yeah, just alluding to it's price really. It's more like 40 Crores (40 million rupees) which is around 650k$

MTY85 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 15:47

You can lift it the improper way by just standing over it and muscling it up, because laying a bike down usually causes such an adrenaline rush you have Hulk strength. You'll feel it the next day, though... Personal experience.

The World of Vee > MTY85
02/02/2014 at 15:54

Oh yeah, I wasn't used to the torque off the line (I stick to 600cc Superbikes that are much lighter) So when it shot out from under me it promptly fell over lol.

And then I got off the right side where the exhaust is and frantically picked it up and gave my finger tips a bit of a burn!

shitheelandtoe > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 16:07

A crore is 10 million rupees, not one million. It's a hundred lakhs - 100 x 100,000.

Bueller > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 16:08

!!! UNKNOWN CONTENT TYPE !!!

I don't get the comparison. Pissing on a Picasso would be normal, since it's shite anyway and, worst of all, he'd probably applaud and join you. Besides, it's been done before... figuratively speaking.

Kinja'd!!!

The World of Vee > shitheelandtoe
02/02/2014 at 16:08

yeah, that! lol I always get them confused. Stupid hindi numbering conventions.

Zukey Badtouch > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 16:08

OMG! PUDDLES!!! EWWWWW!!!!

kayhoo > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 16:25

I often work with software developers from India and 3 years ago when we were finishin a large project I flew to Pune for 2 weeks every month. I don't get it. I don't get it how people can drive in big cities over there. I drove in China (Hefei), I drove in Malaysia (Petaling Jaya), I drove in Manilla, I even drove in the shady parts of Johanessburg where you are instructed to NOT stop at red lights and no matter what to not drive with your window open and having a shiny watch on your wrist... I never, ever, had the tiniest balls to drive in big indian city. And I never will.

I can't read or even have my eyes closed in a moving vehicle or I get carsick, but in India I just close my eyes and just shut down my brain and wait till the driver starts his sweettalk to rip me off even though he drives me the same route every day and everyday we end up at the same price :). If someone was offering me an Aventador with Scarlett Johanson washing the car naked every morning, but to keep it I would have to drive across 2 junctions in India I would pass.

MTY85 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 16:25

I can understand that with the small saddle on that. On my Dyna it would just smack me in the ass and bring me along for the ride.

Kinja'd!!!

electrodandan > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 16:33

It's "-ing" not "-in", dick.

ghiblit > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 16:37

Wait. Hold up. They made the 670-4 SV with a 6 speed!?!?!?!?!?!?!???!!!!!!!! Howdid Inotknowthisthatmightbemynewdreamcar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

demmondeeds > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 16:45

A good grammar can be a sign of an education. But as snowballin demonstrates, by being a self deputized guardian of grammar. You need not be educated or intelligent to criticize. At least make a comment that contributes something, not makes you look like a dick.

GTV Sex > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 16:57

So this post is just [ANY CAR] driven in India sure is craaaaaazy! Hard-hitting stuff, man.

The World of Vee > GTV Sex
02/02/2014 at 17:03

Glad you enjoyed it bud.

e_dash > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 17:10

Credit where it's due: well done for managing to get as far as the hotel (and doing a U-turn) in Delhi with a Murcielago. Don't be so hard on yourself! I would be afraid to drive those streets in a 10 year old Honda, let alone a super car with limited visibility.

JayZAyEighty thinks C4+3=C7 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 17:11

"Damn child slaves touching my Lambo! You are like 5 castes down from me, yo!"

#Indialopnik

Orange Exige > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 17:15

I think you got enough hate from this comment...

Like me, you obviously didn't realize that this was an Oppo post shared on the frontpage of Jalopnik. I enjoyed reading the article, but like you (I assume), the shitty grammar was awful to bear.

We can appreciate the author for sharing this with us, but the Jalop editors do hold some blame considering they're the ones sharing this to the front page. If something is going to be shared - and when I click on an article on my RSS feed, I'm just assuming it's from a professional writer - then it should be worthy be being shared and be representative of the professional writing normally on Jalopnik because it very much is representative of the site and its own writers.

The World of Vee > e_dash
02/02/2014 at 17:41

I had previously driven that Honda City (the white one in the picture of the Harley) and didn't really have any issues, but it had scrapes on it already so I was a bit more carefree.

But when I made the U-Turn I basically just did what everyone else does, just do it. Didn't care about the traffic or anything. I think it helped that everyone stopped to stare at the brightly colored lamborghini in the road.

The World of Vee > JayZAyEighty thinks C4+3=C7
02/02/2014 at 17:43

eh, I didn't laugh tbh

JayZAyEighty thinks C4+3=C7 > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 17:51

I guess that was an overall stupid comment, but it wasn't directed towards your article. I just think India is such an interesting mix of excessive wealth and poverty due to the ages-old mentality that segregates its people. Not so much meant to be funny as it is just an observation.

I_AmDeath > MTY85
02/02/2014 at 17:57

Do you have a video link showing that?

whosiewhatsit > I_AmDeath
02/02/2014 at 18:14

MTY85 > I_AmDeath
02/02/2014 at 18:19

A 100 pound spinner of a girl picks up a full size cruiser.

Xentron Holy Reaper of Worlds > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 18:33

...Jalopnik?

Mikeado > Orange Exige
02/02/2014 at 18:39

Maybe the lesson is to check if the logo on the left is Oppo orange or main-page silver? Then you'll have a better idea of what to expect (pro vs reader-written). I don't mean this jeeringly, it's just a suggestion.

fintail > JayZAyEighty thinks C4+3=C7
02/02/2014 at 18:45

Uncomfortable realities.

JayZAyEighty thinks C4+3=C7 > fintail
02/02/2014 at 18:54

Nowhere is the contrast between living conditions as stark as Dubai, China, or India. Literally the richest people in the world making massive fortunes from starving laborers. And yet it's "rude" to point out the disparities.

Blunion05 drives a pink S2000 (USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST) > SnowBallin
02/02/2014 at 19:23

fucking prick.

Orange Exige > Mikeado
02/02/2014 at 19:28

That's not necessarily the lesson here.

I opened this article from Jalopnik 's RSS feed. It's not strange that I would have expected to read an article from Jalopnik from their news feed...

I read Oppo and if I read it, I'll intentionally open my bookmark to the page. I love Oppo and regardless of where an article's writing comes from, it's not a good thing if it hurts my brain to read.

The lesson here is that Jalop editors should have more discretion in choosing articles. If they liked this article so much - and I understand why - then they should have waited until the article was edited or they could have reached out to the author to edit it. Like I said, this affects their own reputation. You really think EVERY Jalop reader knows what the hell Oppo is? There's so many blogs and sub-blogs on Gawker that it's easy to just ignore the source or mix up the "professional" ones versus the user-created ones.

CoachDave > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 21:30

I spent a lot of time in India for work in 2013 and all Westerners in the Lufhthansa lounge in the various cities I traveled their from all talked in wonderment about the same thing...the traffic in India, especially in Delhi is competely bonkers.

I borrowed a POS Tata once and drove to the Taj one weekend and it was a nerve wrecking experience that I never wish to experience. Driving a virtually brand new Lambo? No thank you.

chriswhotakesphotos > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 22:16

It's not to say that I wouldn't buy one if I were your friend, but why did he buy one to keep in India? I assume he could have a second house in another spot that had more drive-able roads, or something like that.

The World of Vee > TheMoosiah
02/02/2014 at 22:34

you rock. a million stars to you

The World of Vee > JayZAyEighty thinks C4+3=C7
02/02/2014 at 22:41

It's ok. The poverty disparity is very large yes, but it's not something we're going to solve anytime soon. There are so many people that many of them are bound to be exceedingly wealthy (or else the country would never have prospered) and many of them are bound to be dirt poor.

I wish no one was that poor, but there are SO MANY poor that the types of social programs that help with the inequality in the US simply would not be enough in India. It's going to take a long time and LOT of reform for there to be any change, but that isn't going to be easy.

The World of Vee > CoachDave
02/02/2014 at 22:43

If the police cracked down then it would change, but they're so ingrained in their ways that it'll never change

The World of Vee > chriswhotakesphotos
02/02/2014 at 22:49

He loves living in India and likes having his cars close by. He's got a lot of exotics, including an EB110 and F50.

He was born into a steel conglomerate. His dad went to the US (where he was born) but his family has been dealing in steel as long as the Rockefellers have (in India) and he went back to take over and is a 28 year old billionaire.

The asshole. lol.

chriswhotakesphotos > The World of Vee
02/02/2014 at 22:51

Sounds like my kind of guy! I'm twenty years old and not a billionaire yet, but would he like some pictures done of his cars?

The World of Vee > chriswhotakesphotos
02/02/2014 at 22:56

haha I was explicitly told not to post pictures of his cars because there's only so many of the exotics in all of India

fintail > JayZAyEighty thinks C4+3=C7
02/02/2014 at 23:44

I wouldn't want to drive something so ostentatious in most areas with such huge gaps, to be honest. Vandalism and violence target, not to mention it won't be fun on the poor quality infrastructure anyway. It'd be interesting to see how the owner obtained the car.

Even in the US, in most areas, something really fancy is a bit of a risk.

emanresu > MTY85
02/03/2014 at 00:44

I had a ton of trouble getting my tiny Ninja 300 up after I crashed it. Even using the right technique. I think I had more of a rush of panic than adrenaline

nightvisiongoggles1 > The World of Vee
02/03/2014 at 01:22

A Mittal, perhaps?

Rahool > The World of Vee
02/03/2014 at 01:59

being from Delhi, I *think* i know who you're referring to considering very few families have that kind of background. Anyway that was OT.

Back to the topic at hand, I DIDNT KNOW THERE WAS AN EB110 in DELHI AND an F50!!!! can you please confirm if they are indeed in Delhi?

The World of Vee > Rahool
02/03/2014 at 05:33

Confirmed. EB110 is new to the city

And yes, that's precisely why I didn't post pictures. Should almost be able to figure it out by the Harley alone lol

CoachDave > The World of Vee
02/03/2014 at 10:19

I was told by my driver (not sure if true) that in Delhi, if you get 3 tickets for unsafe driving in one year, you lose your drivers license for life.

I was also told that this punishment has never been handed out because if you tell the Police that it's your third offense and slip them some cash, they let you go. :)

Textured Soy Protein > Orange Exige
02/03/2014 at 11:28

Kinja'd!!!

Orange Exige > Textured Soy Protein
02/03/2014 at 13:54

lol you best believe it!

Ultrakill > The World of Vee
02/03/2014 at 14:29

I thought the World SBK was holding a race there? I could be wrong though. My Wife's family lives in Agra, so I've driven past the Buddh International Circuit more times than I can count.

guppysb > The World of Vee
02/03/2014 at 15:22

Last time I was in Gurgaon, I saw a Ferrari 430. Then I thought to myself.....who the hell in their right mind would drive that in Gurgaon/Delhi??????? Pot holes everywhere, accidents are common, exchanging insurance information is a myth...... You have to be extremely wealthy to even consider driving/owning one of those cars there.

The World of Vee > Ultrakill
02/03/2014 at 18:02

I was merely told no one drives their exotics there. I'm assuming it must not be good, because there isn't the word "no" for people with money in India so it's not like they're refused entry.

The World of Vee > guppysb
02/03/2014 at 18:03

People with that kind of money in Delhi are also a bit insane lol

Ultrakill > The World of Vee
02/03/2014 at 18:22

Hmm, probably because they can't make it out of Delhi traffic without someone scraping up their car. It's amazing more cars are not banged up there, they all are barely inches away and then some bike or small car creates a new lane from nowhere.

Singhjr96 > The World of Vee
02/03/2014 at 22:33

Just a quick note, it's Sikh. not sheikh. Not sure if it was grammar and spelling or an honest mistake. But I'm not going to give you more crap about that. I've been to india plenty of times, and if you can drive there, you can drive almost anyways in the world. I would go as far as saying that place is even worse then Russia for driving. Cow carts, those little 3 wheeled taxis, pedestrians, etc. all on the same road. But once you get out on the cities, it's pretty good, as long as the roads are paved, and not dirt roads. It's a mix of dirt and mostly paved roads where my dad lives. I actually learned how to drive stick shift on a road out on a lonely road in the pinds.

Singhjr96 > CoachDave
02/03/2014 at 22:36

You can get out of anything with enough cash, as long as its minor in India. So I wouldn't be surprised at all if this is true. The cops do enforce seat belts there too, but you just hold it by your side as long as your going along and let go when you pass. AND WHAT IN THE HELL WOULD UNSAFE DRIVING BE? everything about driving there is unsafe. lol

The World of Vee > Singhjr96
02/04/2014 at 10:53

No no I wasn't talking about the religion. As a fellow Punjabi myself, I'd like to think I know the difference between Arabian Sheikhs and my brothers :)

Singhjr96 > The World of Vee
02/04/2014 at 18:25

So it was just spelling? lol. Sorry for the rant but personally I hate being called a muslim, or arabian, not because I hate them, but because the people who do normally associate that with terrorism, even though there is very little relation. That usually leads to them calling me a terrorist. Ignorance at its finest. It's all because of 9/11. The way the media portrayed it, and future events that followed led to everybody making the assumption the middle east is a dangerous and evil place. It isn't. The idiots and racists in America made it worst. I've gotten quite a bit of crap about being brown, and I believe we became more... Not hated, but...segregated.... because of 9/11 and media portrayal.

Singhjr96 > The World of Vee
02/04/2014 at 18:26

Btw what part of Punjab, or India?

The World of Vee > Singhjr96
02/04/2014 at 18:28

Nah it was a reference as to why all the sheikhs and their kids go to european countries all summer and drive their expensive cars because arabian roads are no better than indian roads.

And yes, people are ignorant, nothing you can do about it really.

Singhjr96 > The World of Vee
02/04/2014 at 18:33

OHHH. Now I feel like an idiot. That totally just flew over my head. And somehow I managed to got an A in A.P. lang. lol

Rahool > The World of Vee
02/04/2014 at 23:49

that's CRAZY MAN! I have always wondered what a quad turbo set up sounds like! more surprised about the F50 though, have not heard about any sightings.

Also I *THINK* I know which plates this 670 SV runs, it's definitely a boss car haha

.jdb. > Singhjr96
02/05/2014 at 16:28

Please know that there are Americans who know the difference. There are a ton of ignorant racists here, sure. But those of us who aren't ignorant racists are trying to make things better, even if just by setting a good example.

Singhjr96 > .jdb.
02/05/2014 at 17:33

No I agree, I'm an american and I try to set a good example, and most people aren't Racist, and try not to set a bad example for future generations. But because of past generations, and portrayals of middle eastern people, there is a lot of hate towards anybody who is brown. It's a lot better recently, but it's still there.

Mochimaster > SnowBallin
02/06/2014 at 20:11

You didn't put a period at the end of your sentence. Your grammar and spelling is horrible.

George McNally > Twingo Tamer - About to descend into project car hell.
02/07/2014 at 16:49

Really?

Why you gotta get your jimmies all rustled up?

I enjoyed his write up.

Be nice.