That's a substantial drive, even by Aussie standards, in a rather, ah, compact car. I'm not sure my knees would like that. Hell of a lot more comfortable than an original 60s Cooper, though. I'd have to be surgically removed from one of those after even a three-hour trip.
Surgically removed, haha. Yep. You sit down low in that roadster, but it doesn't bother me to drive it except for ejecting.
Pretty comfortable really. Gets great mileage. I haven't driven it since I got the Tesla but now that I'm driving it again it's a lot of fun. Small and fast.
I have to remind myself I've never really been inside an American diner. In my imagination (or the ersatz imagination of a hundred movie and TV scenes, novels and short stories), I've been there so often I can taste the coffee and grind the grits between my teeth. Grits is basically polenta porridge, right? Or are grits not actually gritty? That would cause me some cognitive dissonance.
That's a substantial drive, even by Aussie standards, in a rather, ah, compact car. I'm not sure my knees would like that. Hell of a lot more comfortable than an original 60s Cooper, though. I'd have to be surgically removed from one of those after even a three-hour trip.
Surgically removed, haha. Yep. You sit down low in that roadster, but it doesn't bother me to drive it except for ejecting.
Pretty comfortable really. Gets great mileage. I haven't driven it since I got the Tesla but now that I'm driving it again it's a lot of fun. Small and fast.
I have to remind myself I've never really been inside an American diner. In my imagination (or the ersatz imagination of a hundred movie and TV scenes, novels and short stories), I've been there so often I can taste the coffee and grind the grits between my teeth. Grits is basically polenta porridge, right? Or are grits not actually gritty? That would cause me some cognitive dissonance.