Stand Here. Read This.
Published: November 3rd, 2008
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I like the way the interior looks. It's better than the parts-bin raiding in the Challenger, amirite?
Brian, as far as I know, the Italian for doors is pronounced "port," since there's no accent over the e. But then I don't speak Italian, only French, and maybe the Italians don't use accent marks. It's sort of like the universally mispronounced French word forte, which means strength. ("His forte is endurance races...") It's properly pronounced in English "fort," or in French "for." But everybody says "for-tay," which would only be correct if there were an accent over the e.
To quote Brian Griffin: "Is it just me, or is rap getting lazier?"