Most of the human population could be described as a "pointless CO2 emitter".
We also all breathe; so we emit CO2 at each exhale.
That was GP's point.
So... notpointless? Sorry I get confused. :)
Plant here. While you may find CO2 pointless we view air the same way. Keep sending us your valuable CO2 and we'll keep sending you pointless air
thank you plant, very cool
You've never driven a proper car, have you. It seems you forgot to mention the usual trope about certain body parts dimensions compensation in your righteous hate
Having owned several Ferraris, and driven quite a few different models, I'm not sure I would classify them as "proper" cars. They're fun, and their pretty, but they're not particularly well built or groundbreaking compared to other sports cars, especially Porsche. And some of them, like the Testarossa, worked much better for me on a poster on my bedroom wall as a young teenager than they do when I'm actually behind the wheel of one. But there is something undeniably alluring about them, even if Ferrari the company is overtly obnoxious.
Can you tell me what makes a car "proper"? I'm curious whether or not my 2007 Toyota Prius qualifies, or if I need to invest in something a little sexier.
Well, from the article a good start would be a Ford Cougar.
Get you a Reliant Robin or get off the road and make room for people who are serious about driving.
Is it fun to drive?
I drive as a form of transportation, not recreation, but if I like had a safe course to drive on it would probably be pretty fun?
So the only proper car is a clown car?
Clown cars aren't fun to drive or even watch drive. They're fun when they stop driving and 15 clowns pour out of a car originally intended for 5 people.