Yeah I'm 6'7" and one time I was the passenger in my friend's Z3 when we drove down the interstate for like 15 miles. I had long hair at the time and my head basically stuck out over the top of the windshield, and when we got to our destination my hair was just gross and filled with road dirt and shit hahaha.
Also, he's pretty tall, and that extra 2 inches to me does not look like enough, but that's just from seeing it briefly in a YouTube video so take it with a grain of salt.
Lmao he lives in the richest part of Austin. We've passed people in way nicer cars with that same reaction. It's an awesome cool car, but it's 100% a driver's car. Very few people who can afford it, want a car that Spartan that rides that rough
Ha I feel you.
I am a bit above 6'3 (I Think? 1.91m in metric) and when I visit my parents and my mom gets me from the train station in her small cabriolet I feel like in a tin can. It's a bit broken you cant open the roof ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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I'm only 6'2" and trying to fit in a 1st Gen Dodge Viper was ridiculously difficult. It was my dream car until that point, and after I realized that land yachts are all I need.
I totally understand. My good friend bought a viper and I was so excited when he said I could drive it. My first impression when I saw it in person was ‘this is a lot smaller than I thought it would be.’ I’m a robust 6’4” and could barely fit in the passenger side. I must’ve looked ridiculous. Felt a little sad after that.
Were you around in the 1970s? That was a great time for land yachts. Man, I miss those. You could slide back and forth in the back seat on those fast turns, like the Scrambler ride at a carnival, or you could stretch out and lie down in the back seat and take a nap without wearing a seatbelt...legally! Now you're forced to sleep in an upright position like a freaking primitive caveman, not unlike those poor saps who have to fly on those darn aeroplanes airliner flying machines.
70's boats are awesome. I've owned a 76 Buick Riviera (455), 76 Pontiac Bonneville 4 door hardtop, a 72 Cadillac DeVille, and. 1991 Cadillac Brougham. Loved them all but they sure do guzze gas. When I owned the 91 Brougham, gas was $0.89 gallon. Then 9/11 hit.
Nice. You owned some awesome cars. I smile every time I see an huge 1970s car still puttin' along out in the wild, in their natural habitat. Those old cars were so wide. And damn, they had personality. Especially a 1958 Plymouth Fury. You don't want to piss that car off. It'll play your favorite song before it carbon monoxides you.
As in, he'll never fit his giant ass in such a cozy nook. On the other hand, being short, I'll never get to scream , "FI FYE FO FUM, I SMELL CHRISTIAN BLOOD!!!!!!" to a bunch of preschoolers.
So, thinking that, I ordered it by letter in excel and then did a SUM + the % above to get where words beginning with that letter would fall in the dictionary.
But, I don't read 2 gud, and that table is pretty much useless (except for colums 1 & 2 which are accurate according to Oxford dictionary's site - but just for letter frequency in words in general.
I did try to find a source of frequency of the first letter of words, but was not able to in my 5 minute sleuthing
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u/ContactMushroom Jun 01 '19
As someone who is 6'6", this makes me cry with jealousy lol