That is what I had always assumed; that it was one of those older model roundy Ferraris that I just wasn’t familiar with; not being a person who really notices cars. But it was when my daughter’s friend said “Uh, I’m pretty sure my brother has that exact Miata.” that we looked more closely.
One of my other friends suggested that the guy doesn’t actually know it’s a Miata.
I’ll admit I was skeptical about the Summer Breeze cover, but damned if they didn’t pull it off. Now, when Faith No More covered the Lionel Richie EZ listening chestnut Easy (Like A Sunday Morning,) their version was virtually indistinguishable.
Technically, I was driving so I asked my daughter to take the photos for me. Hopefully that’s still kosher!
We’re driving along in stop-and-go traffic on an interstate and all of a sudden she says “is that a covered wagon up ahead?”
We knew even before we caught up with the driver that he would be grizzled and have a long natural beard. Yup! You could tell he could build anything he needed to from scrap. Total props to this dude:
A friend of my dad built a seven clone kit car years ago. She used a Triumph Dolly sprint as the donor car, and the damn thing would pull wheelies in second gear.
Yeah, I’m finding it much more… “laid back?” I guess that’s not the right word, but it’s somehow both more rigorous and easier to understand. Probably depends on whether you prefer conceptual or computational work.
When I took Partial DiffEq, it was taught out of this thin little book that wasn’t even 100 pages. The final exam was two questions: one boundary value problem in the Fick diffusion equation, and another with a Schrödinger wave equation. Of course, the problems were like Parts A through H, and the correctness of each part depended on the correctness of the previous parts. Highly conceptual. Still, a lot less annoying than calculus.
Yes, I resurrected your QuackCore comment from months ago. I have to assume you realized the dream of QuackCore and just needed some additional material before the album dropped