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Monday, 25 April 2011

Future car

Yanko Design (The DREADCO of the design world) presents The Car of the Future. It's a three-wheeler with the one wheel in the front, so it's basically a Reliant Robin.

And we all know how well they did.
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4 comments:

  1. IronmistressMonday, 25 April 2011 at 03:03:00 GMT-7

    When minorities hate each other: two Afro-American girls gang-up and pulp a white transgendered (post-op) person in McDonalds in Baltimore. The person in question, Chrissy Lee Pollis, gets a permanent neurological injury as the result of this wanton violence.

    We may think of sistahs and trannies what we like, but what makes this video extremely vile is that one of the McDonalds employee videoed this clip just for kicks, and everybody seems to be laughing at this situation.

    Here is more on Daily Mail over the issue.

    How depraved can homo sapiens become in this brave new world?

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  2. eonMonday, 25 April 2011 at 05:29:00 GMT-7

    I'd say the two occupants are appropriately dressed (crash helmets) for riding in what is basically a glorified powered tricycle.

    As for the photoreactive canopy, what a joke it would be if a glitch in the programming caused it to go totally black ("make-out mode") just as you're hitting an onramp to the David Cameron SlipZoom at 250 KPH.

    The more I see of this sort of thing, the more I dream of my next car being an old, vintage one. Like an M3 halftrack.

    cheers

    eon

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  3. AnonymousMonday, 25 April 2011 at 10:25:00 GMT-7

    Two thoughts spring to mind. Firstly, how do you get into the wretched thing and have the "designers" ever heard about speedbumps?

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  4. SergejMonday, 25 April 2011 at 11:30:00 GMT-7

    DESIGNERS ARE DALEKS! SPEED BUMPS ARE IRRELEVANT! WE WILL EXTERMINATE! YOU ALL!

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