Rolls Royce

What kind of car do you drive, and what kind of music do you listen to?

I'm doing good, haven't seen you in a long time. So, how are things?

I just saw this 1988 Rolls Royce Silver Spur on eBay, and it honestly took my breath away. That settles it, I'm buying one of these things in my lifetime, this one is only $19,000. Also, the dream of owning one of these is one of the main reasons I'm in college right now.

The Soldier from TF2. Have you ever been electrocuted?

I love it when rock songs have a bluesy feel to them, rock did come from blues after all.

They said something about this car on Top Gear that just made me burst out laughing. It does more damage to the environment than a Land Rover Discovery does in it's lifetime. It's because of the way they make it, they get it's parts from all over the world, assemble it in Japan, and then ship it all over the world again. I always say, "Save the environment, buy a Lincoln Navigator."

What kind of music do you listen to? Also, see that thing over there, can I have it? The catch is, I'm not saying what it is.

There have been threads on here about your favorite cars, so how about one about cars you just hate. I love a lot of cars, so it takes something big for me to hate one. The two cars I hate the most are the Toyota Corolla and the Cadillac Cimarron. The Corolla, I've just had bad experiences with them on the roads, I've just never liked them. Now the Cadillac Cimarron, made from 1982-1987. Way to butcher the name of the best car company ever General Motors. They just took a Chevy Cavalier, added some standard features, and slapped Cadillac badges on it. This is also the most insulting car in the world for me, because I love Cadillac with a passion, and this is missing everything that makes a Cadillac a Cadillac. It has a 4 cylinder engine, the first in 70 years, the option for a 4 speed manual transmission, and it's tiny and has no styling. I mean, just look at this thing, it's a disgrace to the Cadillac name.

Steak N' Shake, I love that place so much. I love the 50's atmosphere of the restaurant, and they always have good music playing from the 80's station inside. The drive thru is surprisingly fast, and the food is incredible. I also like how the fries come in a container you can fit in your cupholder, and if you ever eat there, I suggest the double steakburger and the bbq steakburger.

For me, it's a tie between the Xbox 360 controller and the Nintendo Gamecube controller. These are just the most comfortable to hold in my opinion, and they have the best button layouts. They both have the control sticks closest to your thumbs, and the d-pad is just out of the way because it really isn't used that much anymore. It's also easier to reach the letter buttons, especially on the Gamecube, with the A button being surrounded by the B, X, and Y buttons. I also think the Xbox 360 has the best control sticks, because they cup in and I find it easier to keep my thumbs on them.

I don't think Zelda franchise would expand to other consoles, we all know how that went with those Phillips CD-I Zelda games. Plus, Zelda is one of Nintendo's largest franchises, and I don't think they'll ever share the name with Microsoft or Sony. I'm a huge Zelda fan, and I have all the games (except for those god awful CD-I games), and playing it on my Xbox just wouldn't seem right.

These look amazing, you did a great job on them. Think you could possibly give mine a shot? His name is DeVille, and he's a simple as it gets.

Motley Crue's autobiography, The Dirt. In this, the band tells the entire story from before they got together, up until I think 2008. And I just have to say, I haven't seen that many F bombs in any other book. I remember I was reading it in class, and I was trying so hard not to laugh when they were talking about their tour with Ozzy Osbourne. Just think about that for a second. I highly recommend this to any fan of rock music, and obviously, any fan of Motley Crue.