Never mind how it goes; how do you get into the bloody thing?
Wednesday, 13 August 2008
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Never mind getting in the bloody thing. What is it? It looks like they'd left the model out in the sun too long, then decided to use it anyway because they didn't have time to make a new one!
ReplyDeleteAny bets that this will be the next futuristic product placement in an upcoming Hollywood CGI-fest?
ReplyDeleteActually I like screwy predictor cars, since the cars that eventually make it to the dealerships are never anything similar. Maybe I can hold out hope for a return to fins and chrome in the real world
Those pointy bits by the front..wheels?..should take care of any pedestrians who happen to get in the way of this thing.
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