Thursday, May 17, 2012


poor alex is too small for the Sulkys (and doesn't pedal very well)

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oh la la!

Maserati GT. 400+ HP, Ferrari motor. Yours for only 140,000 USD. I have become less interested in fast cars recently; may be a combination of the cycling and the fact that I can't drive recklessly anymore (not that I ever did, Mom!) now that I have kids, but this thing is pretty sweet. Even going 20 mph the engine sounds utterly outrageous.


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