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From the LEGO® Technic™ Ultimate Car Concept series comes an impressive build for adult Ferrari fans. Enter a zone of total mindfulness as you recreate the features of the Ferrari Daytona SP3 model in classic red with chrome-painted rims. Then place it on display to admire the iconic rear and curved lines that make this 1:8 scale model so special.

With a high level of functionality, this model is a replica of the real Ferrari. Features include steering, an 8-speed sequential gearbox with paddle shifter and a V12 engine with moving pistons. Just like the original supercar, this collectible Ferrari model features opening butterfly doors.

This is the 4th addition to this series of supercar builds: a range of collectible models inspired by some of the world’s most luxurious vehicles.

Each model gets their own unique serial number, in addition to a small placard you can display next to the car.

At the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona, Ferrari took the top three places in the first round of the International World Sports Car Championship. The 330 P3/4, 330 P4 and 412 P that famously shot past the chequered flag side by side perfectly encapsulated the spirit of the sports prototypes of the 1960s, a decade now considered the golden era of closed wheel racing.

The Ferrari Daytona SP3, the second car to join the limited edition Icona series, pays homage to the mid-rear-engined Ferrari V12 sports prototypes that earned the marque its unparalleled motor sport status.

599 examples of the real car will be built from 2022 and will be sold for $2.25 million each.

I'm definitely ordering this technic set, I love Ferrari and the history behind the car! this is by far one of the most amazing technic sets they have ever created.

A history recap for the nerds.Through the 20-60s, love songs were HUGE. Even the beatles made them.

Then you listen to 70s-90s music and it's borderline SOMETIMES overtly misogynist.

Now through the 2000s-2010s and you barely hear any mentionings of love.

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I find it pretty funny when people flip out in certain circumstances. Of course I'm not going to laugh at someone going crazy if a loved one passed away or anything serious like that because there's nothing funny about that.

What I do think is funny is when people absolutely lose their shit over small things and then continue their bad behavior, causing the situation to get worse. Case in point, the video there. It's one of the early videos I narrated, I didn't have any classes on how to use it, just throw shit together and wing it is what I did.

If you can get past the poor editing, his behavior is absolutely hilarious as are his comments. With my favorite being "I'm not trying to be rude to you, but this little TIT behind me, I was having an argument on my speaker phone, now I got a $600 stunting ticket for arguing because he thought I was calling him a little faggot? Well now I AM calling him a little faggot and now I did fuckin' finger him, and I ain't paying this fuckin' ticket, and he can fuck off"! I couldn't stop laughing at him after that😂

Do you find it funny when people have no self control?

Pope John Paul II died on this day in 2005. What is your opinion of him?

A quick summary of his life and work, for those interested...

He was born Karol Wojtyla on May 18, 1920 in Wadowice, Poland. He was ordained a priest in 1946, after having trained in secret due to the Nazi invasion and occupation of Poland. In October 1978, he was elected pope at the comparatively young age (by papal standards) of 58 and had one of the longest reigns in history.

In his youth, he was known to be very pious and athletic, and loved theater. His mother died in 1929, then his older brother some time later. His father died of a heart attack in 1941. He participated in secret theater productions in order to keep Polish culture alive during World War II.

As a priest, he had a great love for theology and philosophy. After the fall of the Nazis, the Communists invaded Poland, for whom he was also problematic.

As pope, he upheld Church dogma on things like abortion, marriage, and sexual morality. He also helped bring about the downfall of the Soviet Union. On the other hand though, he traveled too much, approved some very bad appointments for bishops, and made the papacy into something of a celebrity.

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Catholic or not, what is your opinion of him?