Gordon Mackenzie

Simple answer is that Revver (what LRR uses) pays out for certain numbers of videos watched (and thus certain number of adverts seen).

Thus LRR make a few Canuck cents for each watch to pay for bandwidth, as opposed to none if they hosted it on youtube.

What, no Morgans? I demand my 30 seconds of time spent reading that back!

I think Morgan spent £5 million, worked with Siemens, and crashed 22 Aero 8s, getting type approval for the US. They don't make their own engines though; TVR do.

So it's not impossible, but it's a long hard struggle.

I worry about people who think 30mpg is a good level of fuel economy.

Link me up!

One please.

Three!

"4. For consumer use these are probably too expensive, heavy, and slow."

Too expensive, yes, probably. They're not slow - especially on the streets of London, they're more than adequate [heck knows the cabbies drive them at a rate of knots].

Stephen Fry [a British celebrity] drives one as his daily car - on the basis that they go zillions of miles needing very little maintenance, and that tiny turning circle makes them very useful in city streets. As does Bez from the Happy Mondays, but enough said about him the better...

I play the double bass, which is pretty big [though not quite as big as an orchestral harp!].

We used to use a Volvo 850 before it became just too unreliable. Now we have a Seat Alhambra.

Needless to say I had plenty fun taking the bass to car dealers.

[Having said all that, my old teacher swore that she could fit hers into her original Mini. Darned if I know how - by strapping it to the roof, maybe? :/ ]

Preferred media streaming?

Err, the internet, the BBC website, and RealAlternative.