Last Call – The token Ferrari Edition

Apparently, these red things are called…"Ferrari?" Is that right?

“Oh yeah, I don’t know what it was. All I know was that it was red. And it was loud, really loud…you would’ve liked it. Here, I got a picture!”

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  1. Dr_Dangerously Avatar

    Isn't that one of those Lamborgotto Murcielaglietti?

    1. bzr Avatar

      I believe it's a Lamborghotti Fasterrossa.

      1. Dr_Dangerously Avatar

        Didn't they have one of those on Family Guy?

  2. Dr_Dangerously Avatar

    i was just being facetious

  3. FuzzyPlushroom Avatar
    FuzzyPlushroom

    Y'know, I have a relevant story for once.
    I spent last night at a friend's place after a concert in Boston, and today we (and a friend of his) went out for brunch. We drove around for a bit afterward, traded cars for the hell of it, just killing time. While waiting at a stoplight, a car caught my eye as it headed through the intersection – a beige-Bondo-and-primer-coloured mid-'60s compact convertible, probably a Dart/Valiant (I didn't get a good look at it, just noticed the shape and a few basic details; if I had to guess, I'd say Mopar, but it might even have been a Chevy II/Nova or Falcon).
    Anyway, I was busy watching it disappear the other way – I believe the taillights were round, so maybe it was a Falcon after all; I honestly don't recall – and our friend says "Did you see that Ferrari?"
    I was confused. "What Ferrari?"
    "The yellow one that just went by."
    "Oh, uh, no, I was watching something interesting."
    Unfortunately, I wasn't watching it with my camera.

  4. Leticia Avatar

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