If they really wanted to make the new iMacs desirable, they would have made the stand detachable and the iMac, itself, VESA mount compatible. Why wouldn't you make such a thin computer wall mountable?

I had a 1990 V8 Quattro. Damn if that wasn't the best car I've ever driven. The thing would corner like it was on rails... it wouldn't even lean. But the ride was smooth. I don't know how they did that. I read the owner's manual and they said that all the cavities in the frame were filled with wax to prevent corrosion…

2nd Gear: ... and just like that, Lewis Hamilton is out of a job!

It's more of a Lincoln.

Also, you're paying for something that is self-serviceable with no consumable parts like bags or disposable filters. I can take the thing completely apart for cleaning (with no tools!). I never need to take it to a repair shop. I never need to buy bags. The filters are washable. This thing costs more up front, but it…

What? No Happy Fun Ball?

Not a current item, but the Ford Mustang II was a pretty pathetic attempt at exploiting brand name recognition to sell a crappy product.

I think it's referring to Republican weapons. We've been stockpiling Republicans.

I love my wife. That doesn't mean I hate every other woman alive. Or call them names.

Looks like you nailed it. That Stiletto looks way too big to scale with the wake and foliage pictured.

WHERE DID THE HEART BUTTON GO FOR COMMENTS?

We, the readers. And we are ALWAYS sure to point it out.

And then... there's the kitchen timer.

What are some of the technologies you saw for future airships? (the unclassified ones, obviously)

My guess is that this laser is installed and fully operational in the new Army blimp. It might even have more than one. It would need something like that to defend itself against missiles since it obviously can't outmaneuver them. I'm sure the Army is fully aware of the risks of a large, slow-moving target and has…

10 Miatas, of course!

The system before the gawker sites redesign. That was the best system. Go back to that.

I didn't know that. That sucks. I must have gotten the last one (lucky me!).

Toyota Camry as a NASCAR badge? Seriously? I understand that NASCAR is so removed from its roots that calling it "stock car" racing is ironic, but Camry? That has to be the most aspirationally tagged race car. Ever.

My 2011 Hyundai Sonata was over $1,200 cheaper with the 6-speed manual transmission. It was under $20k for us because of that. So the manual option still is cheaper (and significantly so) in some instances.