Buddy of mine had my dream job. An audio engineer working at Bose in their automotive line. His account: Ferrari. He was paid to spend about 1 week per month in Italy, making awesome cars sound better. And snowboard in the Alps.

Or when you're walking on a highway overpass, and you happen to be messing around with a brick and you think "eh, lemme see if I can get it near a car."

That demo looks like it was a guy in a bucket being swung around by a crane. No way that thing was stable in real life.

My wife had a novel approach to the "pre-wedding/same room" issue with her folks - righteous indignation. "Mother - we're not animals! We can control ourselves, thank you."

Recovering addict here. The issue isn't just the porn, but the reasons I (and, I suspect, other men) watch it - it's easier than actual intimacy.

Two reasons: my daughter (age 4) and my son (age 1). Not only is there a general lack of DOT approved car-seat options for motorcycles, I'd prefer to stay healthy and alive long enough to see them grow up.

Revolution's concept bothers me.

Textbook example of the "Sadistic" phase of parenthood: It's not so bad = I want all you bastards to suffer like I am.

The ship on the ship was shipping truck truck trucks.

I can't get in or out of my '09 Impreza without banging my knees on the steering column. The steering wheel is tilted all the way up, but the column still hangs down lower than anything else I've driven. I either need to contort myself, or slide the seat way back and then return it to driving position, every time.

Kindle pocket?

Boston.

Fortunately, a plucky skateboard courier was nearby to collect the pizza and deliver it within the 30 minute window.

Hear me out - the big tough vehicles invite focused aggression. But who is going to try to mash the windows or slash the tires on a horse?

I like the self deprecating ones, myself...

or rather - smart enough to notice the buzzing, and remember to check the message AFTER THE FRICKIN' PLANE IS AT THE GATE SAFELY.

Facebook: So... what are you asking?

1/2" is important when designing a performance cockpit.

let me guess - "just needs one gasket replaced. Anyone can do that..."

I learned to draft in college without multiple screens, and without a mouse.