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Does Australia Suck? (pg. 51)
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Lilith
Have you ever driven one?
It's horrible!
The power steering just has 0 feedback, so you sort of aim it roughly where you think the front wheels should be, where you think the road should be... and kind of hope that 300hp doesn't hook its ass around where its nose should be.
Sushipunk
quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Have you ever driven one?
It's horrible!
The power steering just has 0 feedback, so you sort of aim it roughly where you think the front wheels should be, where you think the road should be... and kind of hope that 300hp doesn't hook its ass around where its nose should be.


Never driven one. I can imagine though, lol.
Lilith
Ah just buy a new Toyota, they seem to have taken up the flag of cars that don't steer or stop properly... just sort of sans the horsepower thing and instead of killing greasy knuckle draggers they kill hippies and other whale hugging munters
The17sss
I have to say... maybe Austrailia DOESN'T suck?


quote:
Borders bookstore forced to defend sale of 'control a woman' remote

A MELBOURNE bookstore has sparked outrage after being discovered selling a "control a woman" remote - on International Women's Day.

The ABC reported Borders was forced to defend the $15 novelty product after a woman told of her anger at seeing it during last week's celebration of female rights and achievements.

Katie Robertson told ABC Radio she was "troubled" by the toy, "mainly because it encourages a stereotype of women as submissive, who are to be controlled".

"There are certain buttons on there. For example, the male may decide that he wants beer, sex or food," she said.

"He may press a button in which he requires the woman to remove her clothes, cook, clean, leave, (or) say yes.

"There's also a button in which you can increase her breast size."



http://www.news.com.au/national/bor...r-1225841468257

Score, Australia!
:stongue:
Sushipunk
LMAO
Fledz
There was also a "Control A Man" remote next to it that sold just as well, but no one had a cry about that.

I can't ing stand political correctness and nanny states.
FuzzQi
quote:
Originally posted by Fledz
There was also a "Control A Man" remote next to it that sold just as well, but no one had a cry about that.

I can't ing stand political correctness and nanny states.


THIS

Can't have it both ways you dumb slappers
Sushipunk
quote:
Originally posted by Fledz
There was also a "Control A Man" remote next to it that sold just as well, but no one had a cry about that.


Of course there was no crying about it, it's not like they could figure out how to use the damn thing. Everyone knows that the remote control is a man's domain :o


*runs*
djhaziel
Stu can you send me 2 of those ?
Lilith
Since when did women have to buy a remote to control men?

Sushipunk
quote:
Originally posted by djhaziel
Stu can you send me 2 of those ?


I just bought a pair of these today :o
Fledz
quote:
Originally posted by Lilith
Since when did women have to buy a remote to control men?

Since they became fat.
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