Uh, Jerry? I think he already jumped out the open window.

Or gay.

I wonder if he was just waiting out his Tonight Show gig before going really public with this cause?

"sort of a used-car dealer, a fast-talking guy with an American accent."

Scarlett, eh? She sure is. :)

Good Lord.

Just one more from the same guy: the Hamburg train station which still stands today; no swastika flags so it might be from 1932 or so. You can just barely see the Hamburg America Line office sign on the far left.

Less momentous, but still Nazi: Here's a previously unpublished 1934 shot (I hope) from the German liner SS Reliance:

YouTube video has been pulled; here it is on LiveLeak:

The Tupelo Auto Museum is accepting donations of bottled water and non-perishable food items for victims of the tornado.

Don't forget Chester and Gert Watt's Driftwood Inn:

I saw the inside and outside photos on Flickr, and it looks like the perfect location to film a remake of Carnival of Souls.

Terrible driver; terrific entertainer.

¿San Luis Poto-si?

I'll go with NP here, although as a Midwesterner I'd be going over the headlight eyebrows with a magnet, and checking the floors and trunk as well. Always liked the '58s; we had a Bel Air four-door hardtop back in 1963:

How about The Sunshine Boys? I want to hear Patrick say "Next time you give me the finger, say GOODBYE to the finger!"

How about some Cherpumple for dessert?

Robert Conrad approves.

You aren't alone. In 1989 I spotted this ad in Auto Trader:

Where? Is it over at the U-Pick in Sun Valley with the semi from Universal Soldier?