It's all about the conversion: the Manta B 400 basically started its life as a diesel-powered GM J-series (cadillac cimarron and stuff), but with its conversion to being gasoline-powered, it gained a few magnitudes of awesomeness.

More accurately, it's like they threw molotovs at the gallery and then boasted about how they're the world's greatest thieves, before making the statement about security.

They're expecting them to employ "some specific equipment, properly configured."

Don't you know -anything- about 1337 h4xx0rz? Jeeze!

The only logical conclusion is for Clay and Murray to drive to Temecula and scrap.

I built my son a fire truck bed with a working rotating light! O.K. not a formula car. He was in a truck stage when he was little. Can't tell you how much this helps a son bond with you. Seriously if you can do this, even if it's rough, do it.

I'd like to place an order please.

Oh man, don't thank me! I just did some googling. I didn't do anything. I'm just glad your son got something back from the team and so close to Christmas (if you celebrate it). Happy Holidays. That's awesome.

It is based on your need to pin it on one player. That's true for quarterbacks everywhere. They get all the glory and all the blame. The other 21 starters are just sorta 'there' except for obvious all-pro season having players. I sorta blame the media for that, even though the position really is that crucial.

Its baffling how someone who is a "Giants fan" can say that Eli has sucked this year, let alone "consistently sucked for 10 years". What games are you watching? There is little to no talent on that offense other than Eli and Beckham. Eli is playing with one of the three worst o-lines in the league, a #1 RB who, while…

CNN says "all [Mendoza] remembers is realizing he was bleeding." Despite a few security cameras providing footage of the collision, it doesn't seem that anyone knows where the tire came from. I'm guessing that worn-ass rubber was sitting in somebody's trailer or truck bed and bounded out over a bump.

That's pretty coherent and right for a drunkard.

Y'know I don't see having a prison next door as a bad thing as it seems race tracks are generally built in undeveloped areas only to have the surrounding land bought up and turned into a bunch of gated communities with half-million dollar plus homes.

I can't speak to what other neighbors would be near this prison, but I am totally fine with having a prison next to a race track. It makes a lot of sense. When so many tracks get shut down by complaining neighbors (who arrive after the track is built), I think there is a huge benefit to having a neighbor like a prison…

I hear the racecars a comin'

Think of the possibilities: prisoners get day passes to be corner workers.

On the plus side, having a prison right there will prevent people from building houses around the track and then filing incessant noise complaints about the track they decided to live next to.

That was me, and spoiler alert: Nope.

You just know when something bad happens. When I tore my ACL, I don't think it even hurt...I can't be sure, because I was rolling around and screaming. But I don't remember it hurting. I just remember how wrong and horrible it was, that my leg wasn't in the right place...feeling your leg bend in the wrong direction…