SIZZLE!

[Ted Byrne]

There's this little boy in me. The one who dreamt at night of flashy cars and hot girls. Or maybe the other way around (flashy girls and hot cars???)? Or maybe the one attracted the other? Or... Or... Anyway I borrowed my friend Chris's Bugatti last Sunday and took it to Musser Park nearby to my home. Wuddaya think? A chick magnet?



The thing is that we have the power to take us other-where. To not just places, but to fantasies that meant so much once upon a place far far away... It's something I think that April and others do so well with their exploration of personality through flora. Well, here's what a boy explored back when --- Wheee!

Okay.... I've got another view of the this 2010 Veyron and the PP gear over on my blogsite below... But that's where the magician explains the trick... as opposed to just making his wonder, huh? Enjoy  :-)

[eob]

Well, the thought of a price ticket for this thing alone makes me sweat. So, yes, it is definitely HOT. And yes, you could probably draw chicks (and guys, too) to that vehicle. And yes, for the third time, you can an should put your dreams and personality in the art you create.

Just a little formal thing. That steel barrier (or whatever it is) on the right side is definitely obsolete in the composition. Makes one wonder what the heck it is, therefore it diverts one's attention from the hot rod. Other than that, I think it rocks.

[Ted Byrne]

Hiya,

You write, "Just a little formal thing. That steel barrier (or whatever it is) on the right side is definitely obsolete in the composition. Makes one wonder what the heck it is, therefore it diverts one's attention from the hot rod. Other than that, I think it rocks."

Thanks for the support. As for that "whatever it is"... it is the solid line down the center of two lane American roads over which one should not pass. The speed turns it solid, like a flowing rivulet of steel... or a bridge abutment. Without it, we'd not be as aware of the place, velocity, or risk. I guess it's a cultural thing?

[eob]

Well, I drive for 25 years in the US, so I guess that line in the middle of the road is my cultural thing, too (besides, every highway in every country contains that line, I think). It must be that I drive too slow... 

[aprilS]

When I first saw this image posted to Ted's blog, I imagined the right side element as a motorcycle racing the Bugatti but...sidefall screech!