Behold: the Palmer Johnson x Bugatti Niniette 66 Yacht – a 20m, 48 knot ultra luxe cruiser inspired by the Bugatti Chiron.
Limited to 66 vessels with jacuzzi, fire pit, champagne bar, hot tub and more polished metal, suede and carbon fibre than you can shake a trust fund at.
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It’s… it’s so pretty
I’m in lust
I want to give it a baby.
A wee submersible =]
A little tug.
(well that’s how it usually starts)
so b, you still think leicester were wrong to ditch ranieri?
Are you asking my head or my heart?
hear ye
seems he was making a boll1x of things though. romance only goes so far.
True.
Don’t tell Mildred I said that.
¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡MILDREDDDDDDDDDDDD!!!!!!
The love of a man and football, all the football, apparently, is something that transcends the boundaries of common human love.
The thing is, it’s a great ice breaker, especially in business or social situations.
On a similar note, Happy Birthday Liverpool, 125 years old today :)
My inner yacht-lover wants to hate this, on principle, you see…
But I don’t know that I can.
It’s really very pretty.
Heathens
genuinely rotten thing.
All looks a bit Red Dwarfy inside.
Has anyone walked along the marina in Monte Carlo? Incredible insight into the recreational rich and a fine display of yachtage. Far nicer ones than that yoke.
hope it sinks in flames
I didn’t know what I was looking at until the 4th pic…. I thought it was a Bugatti hotel room :)
The scale image (in the link) with the car beside the boat gives a better perspective… that thing is huge !
You know there is a reason why boats are built in the traditional shape. This ….thing …..as cool as it is might look could have major structural weaknesses. From what I read on a Reddit discussion about dirty trade secrets. Welders in particular spoke about how they would have to contort themselves into awkward pretzel shapes to get into the nooks and crannies of some fancy contraption that was over-designed by some CAD pencil neck a thousand miles away. The result is the welds in these spots are weak and when under stress crack and in the case of a sunk ship who will ever know what happened when the wreck is a thousand feet underwater?
+1
I heard that using poor quality rivets, with higher concentrations of slag, could sink the UNSINKABLE.
“higher concentrations of slag”
*beavis laugh*
I’m the KING OF THE WOOORRRLLDDDDD!!!