You know this sentence can mean the exact opposite of what you want it to mean, right?

Is it just me or does the stroller in the picture look extremely uncomfortable/unhappy being crammed in the trunk?

Man, the end of the hood line, where it meets the windshield flows into nothing. It looks like someone with a need of a nose job. This has to be a 'shop.

Is that the 'Una bionda per la vita' beer? It's been a while since I've lost touch with Italy.

I've said this in other posts, and I hope that from your avatar you will understand the reference, but I much appreciate the Prime Directive when talking about foreign conflicts.

As much as I hate to admit it, that's a loosing fight, I'm afraid. With the rise in numbers and simplicity of electric cars, even hybrids, manuals will stop making sense anymore. Yeah, the IC engine will live on, and so will the manual, but for a very small/pricey subset of the car population.

What confuses me is that the same people that cry out for freedom of choice in these posts are the first ones to slam the choice (yes, it IS a choice) that someone 3000 miles away has made. This makes me think that it's not a matter of this person looking for the best interest of the woman in question, but just for a…

I agree, Mirage with a dented driver side front fender.

Do you go about your life telling people they are liars and cheats, even though you have never met them, or know anything about them? What a dick thing to say.

"Following the 2008 games, Medany became much more observant of her Muslim faith, a decision which has further complicated her ability to compete."

Yeah, what I most like about this well thought out job is that it looks like only the driver can open the door from the outside, as there appear to be no door handles on the other three doors. Cute CP.

Have you ever tried to stop a car without power brakes? I have, being pulled by a rope tied to another car. Let me just say that if that rope is not long enough, you will be doing a lot sweating and a lot of praying.

But then they weren't lawyers, were they :)