stroker, still with twin turbos. To intellectualize his reasoning, Rich, as the Associate Provost at Coppin State College and law professor at the prestigious Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, offered, "There is a kind of excess and then there’s wretched excess."
Wretched excess may be described as that state of tune in which performance has advanced so far as to be despicable. In street lingo, car people have just used the word badly. College professors can be more articulate. Another comparable term would be "filthy rich." Why do you need another billion dollars, you ask Bill Gates. Or, to use a cliché, why do you climb that mountain? In Rich Rembold’s world, wretched excess was not a limit. He wanted more power.
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