This clip from GNTV is almost 18 minutes long. I love Maximum Bob's "poor, pitiful misunderstood GM" schtick for the first five minutes. Then the winner of TTAC's 2008 annual Bob Lutz Award goes into a rambling rant about blogs in general and how important his is (in specific). At the 10 minute mark, Lutz addresses his "global warming is a crock of shit" comment; he was wronged because it was "off the record." MB didn't think it was that big of a thing until the print media picked it up– and they only found out about it because he posted his "here's what I really meant" backtrack in Fastlane. At the 14 minute mark Bob's asked how GM will make use of "social media" in the next few years. It gets seriously boring as he pontificates on the evolution from bulletin boards with notices tacked up on them (which he refers to as "fiberware," whatever that means) to blogs. Maximum Bob never really passes on any usable information, but it's an interesting excursion into LutzLand. I'm disappointed that he never mentioned the Deathwatch series. And I have to wonder what this guy did to get him to do this, and what he cut from the final vid. Think we could get Bobbo to agree to doing a video for us?
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“Think we could get Bobbo to agree to doing a video for us?”
Check the newspaper. When it says that hell is freezing over, it means that Lutz will THINK about giving TTAC an interview. Until then, don’t hold your breath.
Shouldn’t he be flying a jet with American markings? That iron cross might as well be a BMW propeller logo.
Well, it’s the authentic markings for the West German A model Alpha Jet from Dornier – of which Lutz owns one.
Farago better hope Lutz doesn’t go on a strafing mission.
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Farago better hope Lutz doesn’t go on a strafing mission.
Not to mention those damn black helicopters.
Bob needs a big sign that says “mission accomplished” behind him.
I’m just saying that a T-33 would be more fitting. Or what about an FM2 Wildcat, the General Motors contract-built Grumman fighter from WW2. The man ought to only be seen exclusively in GM vehicles.
Classic line Jaje….I just spewed coffee all over my laptop!!!