It certainly seems that way.

I completely agree with you. I think that people reading this article are so caught up with demonizing the guy, that they forget that he is still a human being with feelings and emotions. Yes he was creepy, but that didn't warrant a hiroshima life-shattering bomb which, lets be honest, is based mostly on conjecture.…

One of the best episodes ever written by Paul Dini.

This is where an outsider interjects with a winded analogy about oranges that ultimately goes nowhere

I think Clarkson plays the asshole, and buffoon for the sake of entertainment. Piers on the other hand, is an insufferable twat.

This is a good problem to have.

I'll cut her some slack if she gives back the ashes. Keep the car, just give the old man some closure.

Is the petrol engine also used for propulsion or is it just to charge the battery? If so, wouldn't it be better if it had a diesel generator instead?

It might be the nostalgia goggles talking but I'm so glad to see the little fire lizard again.

"...it should serve as fuel for doujinshi writers."

I believe they said that the cars, which were based on Alfas and something else, were not bad and were good value.

No more chips and biscuits for you Mr. Hammond.

Those are the perfect qualities to get and stay in the Friendzone.

More like cool until the fat douche guy JUMPS right next to you.

In the United States, you can go up to the attendant, give him 40 dollars, tell him the pump you are using, go back to the car a fill it 40 dollars worth of gas. fairly simple.

So um, why don't they have pre-pay?

I don't know if I agree with you on the Franklin part. They're similiar sure, but it seems to me that Franklin is sick of all this gangbanging nonsense and trying to lead a more profitable life outside of the hood. CJ on the other hand did his damn best for the Grove and was thrown out of it due to betrayal, and came…

ummm. This is awesome and all buttttt........ Isn't the kid too young to read Invincible? Teen Titan robin, awesome. Lil clone trooper lego, bitchin'. Invincible, huh?

I remember the time my auto tech professor passed around a carbon brake rotor from a RUF in class. It was so light that many of us couldn't resist tossing it up in the air. Also the broken rotor from a Carrera GT that was once owned by someone famous called "The Mexican Elvis"

His voice sounds like everyone I know that drives a saab or atleast has a liking to saabs. I bet he has a pair of frameless glasses and too many turtlenecks.