Gino-King
Gino King
Gino-King

He's a perfect representation of what Dick Cheney will look like 3 years post-mortem. It's so fascinating. If science continues as it has, his head will be operating in a jar of magical goo, sitting on the body of Awesome-O 3000. At that point, he (or it) will be able to demonstrate the Peter Principle using string

Titus Young HoF! How quickly we forget.

That was Will Buxton doing the chili thing. I think he's alright, but I can see where chili has nothing to do with any motor race. They tend to over-show their personal interactions with the drivers without gathering information or providing an interview. Probably like we lay-people would behave in the same

Clearly, there's a story or two to tell about Amarillo that you're not telling us. Give us the saucy details!

Turns 15-19, the 10-gallon hat.

I don't understand why they are trying to avoid managers seeing replays before they challenge a call. Isn't the whole point to get the call correct after Angel Hernandez fails at his job?

The Lotus 88 twin chassis. Copied from Wikipedia: "The 88 used an ingenious system of having a twin chassis, one inside the other. The inner chassis would hold the cockpit and would be independently sprung from the outer one, which was designed to take the pressures of the ground effects. The outer chassis did not

Jeff Ireland, Chicago, March 17, 2015:

I think they've all migrated to Kansas City. These things are still everywhere around town, and none of them have the same color on every body panel. It's fascinating.

Pontiac appears to hold a monopoly on this list. How about the Pontiac Bonneville? There's nothing Bonneville about any generation of this car. Maybe they were used to push start the real speed cars.

The possibility of Pastor Maldonado and Vitaly Petrov being teammates next year is getting closer to reality, thereby solidifying their place in history as the most 'more-money-than-brains-and-talent' duo ever seen on earth. We're all doomed.

"Come and get 'em, son."

The middle one:

The nose looks like something...un-noselike.

How is this any different than the way people are treated in North Korea? Such a sad state of reality we live in and completely unacceptable.

For me, this idea isn't so much about bicycle helmets as it is about the huge amount of uses this concept could have. Old people falling on their brittle hips with a lower possibility of serious damage, handicapped people having a safety mechanism that allows more willing freedom of movement without the worry of a

"Al Roker getting penetrated on free TV? AND we get to see his facial expression? What a glorious nugget to show my husband when he gets home! I better set the DVR." - Your next door neighbor

While probably very unprofessional, would it hurt the driver to yell, "We're gonna fucking die!!!" just once?

As opposed to an overweight, loud, sweaty, crackhead in charge of a large Canadian city making decisions that affect people's lives? You bet your ass I'd choose Farley.