Those bad Chinese, moving dirt around like that. Why can't they be more like us. You know, doing right by the environment, and all. Not raping the earth, and stuff. It's great to be a shining example of how others should behave, isn't it?

"I know, I know... I'm writing to you now and that goes against your request."

I guess I'm confused about what's defined as awesome and what isn't. I mean, he kind of acknowledges that the heckler was attractive at the end, but spent most of that interaction telling her she was a horrible person. The black chick on the subway (Adepero Oduye!!!!) calls him out for being creepy. Parker Posey (book…

Louie has always been a surreal exaggeration. He's done the same thing for religion and homophobia, and this season's theme seems to be about gender politics when you consider the weird sexual themes and the "fat lady" episode. Don't take anything too literally. He's intentionally portraying the most pathetic man…

1) Elon is South African

I would submit the 1932 Ford. First V-8 for the masses.

I think he's separating ethics from science. Much like there is no ethics in math "Should A + B = C?" In science, you don't ask "Should we determine the speed of light?" or "Should we clone humans?" Instead, Science asks "WHAT is the speed of light?" "HOW do you clone humans?" And lets society do with that information…

I appreciate that you acknowledge that possibility, and I likewise acknowledge something more sinister may be afoot, but I think there are some differences from this troop movement and what we saw in Crimea. In both videos, we see artillery and tanks that if actually meant for infiltration into Ukraine would be a…

"Oh wow!" I exclaimed as I bounce about on my seat. "Checkout how much the wing flexes!" I pointed out to my teary eyed colleague in a very bumpy flight.

I understand the need for context. How about at least not taking sides? Whatever's going on in Ukraine right now, it's all very muddy, and almost no-one involved can be accused of having noble intentions. Also given America's recent history it's tough to be calling people out for invading anyone. The conflict is…

Nice article about the plane, but it could do without the political commentary.

Good question. I bought a 56 oval window bug recently for $5,000 because I wanted semaphores and it was a matching numbers car, it was a survivor, it wasn't a nice one but I love. The door close in that era is way better.

I do have a 64 VW Bus Camper, it's got a kitchen, a bedroom, a closet, a mirror. The kids and I love to take it for bagels on Sunday morning. A friend of mine told me he got stopped by a cop in Long Island in an Aston Martin, the cop was giving him a ticket, and he said " you gotta admit this is a pretty cool car,"…

Nope. Just a poor ol' rocket scientist now.

Lionel Regal's were bigger & harder though.

Hot Wheels made a version of the top vehicle, I have one stashed somewhere in the house...

I'm in one of the key age demographics they're trying to target, and many of my friends like the ads. When it comes down to it, real car guys are a very small part of the market and it's not who they're trying to appeal to.

I have to submit the Ford Rotunda in Dearborn, MI. Built for the world's fair in Chicago in '33 and then moved to Michigan. I've heard stories from my mother's family about the displays during Christmas and it's got that whole retro styling thing before it burned down anyway.

I was hoping to do a Karmann Ghia and turn it into an electric car and call it the Carmen Electra but didn't work out.

For me it's finding a line on a vehicle that accents the car in a nice way that breaks it up and makes the car look longer, thinner and lighter. If it was for speed it would be just one color.