Hopefully with Tom Arnold, just so Awful Announcing has something to talk about.

When I think of the #3 in NASCAR I think of "Ole Blue" in the NASCAR Modified Division (NASCAR's oldest series) which is a number/team competition that has been used longer in NASCAR (57 straight years) then the RCR #3 and it's actually like only 2nd to the Wood Brothers #21 in the entirety of NASCAR.

#3 was Richard Childress' number before Earnhardt, he has been using it since 1976. After retiring as a driver he hired Earnhardt to drive and used his number, as it it is the owners choice. So I have no problem with him giving it to his grandson to use.

What about the CARBON that was used to produce the hydrogen?

Woah! You're going to make some Nissan Leaf owner's head explode if you start talking actual carbon footprint as opposed to imagined carbon footprint.

People complained about the ads? Those people deserved to be punished for not using AdBlock.

Also that little drop-down that used to be next to the Jalopnik logo that would allow you to navigate to the other Gawker sites should come back.

Good grief. Who the hell complained that the page was too sparse? Agoraphobics? Don't listen to them, they're nuts! You're right though, this is a "dense" solution.

Not an improvement. Change it back.

Clutter on your desktop is your fault. You could always control whether or not stuff like "computer", "documents", "control panel", etc showed up on the Desktop in all previous versions of windows.

The one close to home for me (Super 322 in Clearfield, PA) always has double features. Also to start and end the season they will do Dusk Till Dawn.

There's a great way of making sure your car is treated correctly. It's called actually having the testicles to do the work yourself.

I don't know when they GM started doing this, but I remember my Dad's '72 Sedan de Ville had the radio antenna in the windshield.

FOX has exclusive rights to the first 13 points Cup races.

DAMMIT THAT WAS GONNA BE MY JOKE.

iLivid won't make TWC suck any less.

I'll be the exception then who likes it. The triangular shape is simple and powerful. I like that's the base is huge. All other supertall buildings are narrow sticks by comparison. This is more like an Egyptian pyramid in how it occupies so much of the sky.

I like the exterior design. It's gaudy as hell, but definitely more interesting than a mirrored rectangular block.

I don't know, it's kind of neat looking. Sticks out like a sour thumb, sure, but it has sort of a neat retro-future aesthetic. THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO!