Interviewers are unlikely to respond with a deadpan "no" unless you're completely wrong, or they've already decided you're not a good fit. Basing the question on information they've provided in the interview should generally avoid this problem, and if that does happen you can use it as an opportunity to clarify the…

The SVX is undoubtedly a cool car, but if you're going to rip the guts out of an old Subie and drop in STi parts, I'd much, MUCH rather have a 2.5RSTi.

Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow!

Red leather interior = instant no.

Decisions, decisions...

http://www.carmax.com/enus/view-car/…

http://www.carmax.com/enus/view-car/…

Don't Airs already have a much-longer-than-average battery life? I'd be happy with a solid eight hours and a processor with a little more grunt.

Hellcat and Monster? That's a sweet set of rides. Maybe a potential upgrade path for my WRX and Ninja...

Nice wallpaper. It reminds me a lot of the Finger Lakes in upstate NY.

Cool, thanks I'll check out that link.

That's my approach too, not politically motivated as much as risk-averse. If SS is gone by the time I retire, I'll still be able to support myself. And if it's still there, I'll have that much more for unexpected expenses (or luxuries, or be able to donate my own money, etc).

I'm maxing out my 401k ($17500/yr, 25% of my income) plus 5% employer match, and maxing out a Roth IRA ($5500/yr). So, that's ~$1916/mo before the match, and ~$2208 including it. Any money saved beyond that goes into a taxable investment account, and while that's not specifically a retirement account, if I can…

I've recently discovered that I'm a big fan of rooibos (red tea). Any suggestions on good sources, other than Adagio?

Sure you can, the major service cost for a 360 is $3200. You just have to pay that every month for four years.

Badass cop car is badass. From the side view it looks like they ripped it straight out of a recent Need For Speed game.

Most people in Mexico probably wouldn't drink this either, but it sells in the US.

Yeah. It's not a "tradition" kind of thing, it just happens to be tasty. Like a slice of orange in wheat beer. It drives purists crazy.... but it also drives up sales.

A wagon version of a 4-door coupe?

It's true. In theory, a truly dedicated individual could identify a poster on Secret (similar to Whisper) by reducing their address book to a single user and seeing what posts appear in the app.

There's absolutely no reason for me to buy this, but I want one anyway.

There's absolutely no reason for me to buy this, but I want one anyway.