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Isn't the most direct analogy: a stolen car refuses to start? But I would still download a car if I could. side note: What does flamethrower mean in this case?
by loser777 8y ago
Isn't the most direct analogy: a stolen car refuses to start? But I would still download a car if I could.
side note:
What does flamethrower mean in this case?
Some potentially totally legitimate car modifications (e.g., two-step launch control) have the side effect of dumping unburnt fuel into the exhaust, creating a "flamethrower" effect. Not sure if two-step violates noise or "flamethrower" laws first though ;).
- secabeen 8y ago> Isn't the most direct analogy: a stolen car refuses to start? But I would still download a car if I could. Perhaps, and if you buy a stolen item, and the police find it, they will return it to the original owner. You get nothing, you just lost the money you spent.