Surprised there isn't a Porsche 928 in the frame, maybe its towing the trailer.

Dad?

Probably would had gone with the VW Phaeton. A car where the engineering outweighs everything, including the very basic marketing question of "who is going to pay $80,000 for a VW?" is quintessentially German.

Needs more Community. Not the commercial, the NBC prime time lineup.

Mine is finishing in the crock pot now. I like to brown the veggies and meat, and then dump it and everything else in a crock pot, and let it cook for 5-whatever hours.

Passersby at the Involvment Fair were surprised at the unusally large amounts of blood.

Did enjoy the Stig's Italian cousin. Pretty sure that's the fastest I've ever seen anyone go in a car while wearing a tie.

Yes, but there is somthing about her aggressive nature with other reporters that just isn't kosher

Wow, that thing pulls to the right harder than a Republican presidential candidate in Iowa.

This Mustang has 100 more HP than an Ford GT did. Over 200 more than a Porsche 959 did. We live in wonderfully rediculous times.

Tom Dore, who made the call, did play-by-play for Chicago Bulls games when MJ was on the team, so he probably had familiarity with attractive athletic women with their pants down.

This would be perfect, if you chop the back of the 240 and make it a Volvamino.

Is the red paint a $28,000 option on the Arbath as well?

So who was the U-Boat Commander?

I may be coming a bit out of left field here, but Ford of the mid-sixties was pretty damn ballsy. In 1965, they come out with the Mustang a smaller car at a time when US makers didn't do small cars. The next year they introduce the Bronco. Of course, what is more balls out than trying to buy Ferrari (which they…

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Giving a souvenir to every person who sat in the outfield for that night's game.Mike is what is good and right with baseball.

Always thought that GM started putting out crapo in the 1970s. Turns out it was in there all along.

Houston's first thought the next morning, before taking a double dose of Aleve.

That Cheeseburger or Fettucini ain't kosher either (milk and meat and all that). Besides Mr. Spinelli's prose there is clearly uncloven (and excelent).