Lamborghini Egoista

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Has anyone seen this yet? I thought it was a short film or film trailer at first, but its a good car advert though

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBxeYlR--Vc
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  • CitizenofPhobosCitizenofPhobos Posts: 1,677
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    God I hate adverts like that, its a f***king car and they treat it like it's a ballistic capsule capable of transcending dimensions.
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    God I hate adverts like that, its a f***king car and they treat it like it's a ballistic capsule capable of transcending dimensions.

    You sound like a woman who is anti car. :rolleyes:
  • Bulletguy1Bulletguy1 Posts: 18,429
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  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    Bulletguy1 wrote: »

    Who the hell would want a dolly bird sat next to you, you and the car are one, you have the car and an open road, and a full tank of fuel, what more do you need.
  • [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 937
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    It's a good piece of animation for we SF fans, but its effect is the direct opposite of convincing me to buy the car (assuming I had the disposable cash).

    Not sure about that name either :eek:
  • macsmurraymacsmurray Posts: 2,134
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    Who the hell would want a dolly bird sat next to you, you and the car are one you have the car and an open road, and a full tank of fuel, what more do you need.

    You don't need a dolly bird because you and the car are one? The mind boggles.
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    macsmurray wrote: »
    You don't need a dolly bird because you and the car are one? The mind boggles.

    You pull the seat belts as tight as you can bare, while breathing out as much as you can, then breath in make it tighter to prevent any sliding sideways in the seat, and you become part of the machine, i.e. you and the car become one. I've driven single seat race cars and high performance cars, and you need to be glued solid to the seat. :rolleyes:
  • macsmurraymacsmurray Posts: 2,134
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    You pull the seat belts as tight as you can bare, while breathing out as much as you can, then breath in to prevent any sliding sideways in the seat, and you become part of the machine, i.e. you and the car become one. I've driven single seat race cars and high performance cars, and you need to glued solid to the seat. :rolleyes:

    As a replacement for a woman though? You've taken your special relationship with the car too far. It's a lump of metal.

    I've got quite a nice car and had a few nicer. Still just an object though.

    :rolleyes: back at ya.
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    You have obviously never driven a Lambo at speed on an open road.

    No woman can give you the same sort of buzz, or make the same sort of noise as a Lambo or similar car makes at the red line, especially when you are going through a tunnel at speed.

    Women come a very poor second to that.
  • macsmurraymacsmurray Posts: 2,134
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    You have obviously never driven a Lambo at speed on an open road.

    No woman can give you the same sort of buzz, or make the same sort of noise as a Lambo or similar car makes at the red line, especially when you are going through a tunnel at speed.

    Women come a very poor second to that.

    Not a Lamborghini no, a Ferrari yes. A very special Ferrari. I'd still rather have a good lady though.
  • A321A321 Posts: 6,363
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    You have obviously never driven a Lambo at speed on an open road.

    No woman can give you the same sort of buzz, or make the same sort of noise as a Lambo or similar car makes at the red line, especially when you are going through a tunnel at speed.

    Women come a very poor second to that.

    Women do make that noise when you're going through their tunnel at speed.
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    A321 wrote: »
    Women do make that noise when you're going through their tunnel at speed.

    We'll as you know I wouldn't know about that or sex in general, as I don't bother, but a 6 liter V12 at the red line and screaming so loud in a tunnel it hurts your ears takes some beating.
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    macsmurray wrote: »
    Not a Lamborghini no, a Ferrari yes. A very special Ferrari. I'd still rather have a good lady though.

    Enzo?
  • macsmurraymacsmurray Posts: 2,134
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    No, older. I'll give you a clue. Perspex windows. ;)
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    458 Italia?
  • macsmurraymacsmurray Posts: 2,134
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    458 Italia?

    Waaaay older. It's probably regarded as a classic (just) by now.
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    Not an F40?
  • lemoncurdlemoncurd Posts: 57,778
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    We'll as you know I wouldn't know about that or sex in general, as I don't bother, but a 6 liter V12 at the red line and screaming so loud in a tunnel it hurts your ears takes some beating.

    We go to great lengths to make our engines as smooth and quiet as possible. Why would I want a car whose engine noise hurt my ears?

    It's like those after-market exhaust tubes that young scrotes buy for their Corsas. If I wanted my car to sound like it had a blown silencer, I'd just stick a screwdriver through it. :confused:
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    lemoncurd wrote: »
    We go to great lengths to make our engines as smooth and quiet as possible. Why would I want a car whose engine noise hurt my ears?

    It's like those after-market exhaust tubes that young scrotes buy for their Corsas. If I wanted my car to sound like it had a blown silencer, I'd just stick a screwdriver through it. :confused:

    Because that's what sets a Lambo and similar apart from other cars, the exhaust note is what makes it sound so amazing when you are driving it fast. And in a tunnel the sound echos and is funneled back to you at the same time. A woman when she is fully revved up during sex can't make that kind of sound or give that kind of sound buzz.
  • macsmurraymacsmurray Posts: 2,134
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    Not an F40?

    That's the fella :)

    But it's not a V12. Does that not count?
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    macsmurray wrote: »
    That's the fella :)

    As rare as hens teeth. Closest I ever got was a Testarossa, and I didn't care for it.

    Lucky sod. Sooo jealous. :mad:
  • CaldariCaldari Posts: 5,890
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    macsmurray wrote: »
    Not a Lamborghini no, a Ferrari yes. A very special Ferrari.

    250 GT Breadvan?
  • macsmurraymacsmurray Posts: 2,134
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    Mr Cynic wrote: »
    Lucky sod. Sooo jealous. :mad:

    It was fun. Lots of fun. And maybe I'm getting old but I'd rather have me woman anyday.
  • lemoncurdlemoncurd Posts: 57,778
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    macsmurray wrote: »
    Waaaay older. It's probably regarded as a classic (just) by now.

    Dino?
  • Mr CynicMr Cynic Posts: 5,435
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    Wish I had enough to hire a F12berlinetta for a week, but I don't have that kind of money now. :cry:
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