Gino-King
Gino King
Gino-King

Perhaps we'll both be wrong, but I really believe (and I'm not a Porschephile) that the 918 represents the near future of the automobile at nearly every price point. Porsche has figured out how to avoid plugging the 918 into an external energy source while maintaining the same performance. The battery can be charged

We now have a new candidate for "Greatest Job in the World". Along with 'translator for an MLB player' who also gets to sit in the dugout every game, Jay Leno/Jerry Seinfeld's car detailer, FIFA governor (who doesn't require any level of compasion), beer tester, and strip club critic. It comes down to limited

If I'm correctly following your logic, my pants catch AND release an enormous amount of methane, especially after eating Taco Bell. This means Taco Bell is our energy future.

Steve Francis seems to be doing a lot better. Good for him getting this gig.

There's a clear problem with the execution. I've never seen a dumpster with working party lights, no putrid smell, or a completely intact chalk board hanging up WITH chalk. Where's the trash? This is just a high-class fantasy football draft venue with good lighting. We want uncomfortable people in sweltering heat

Love the C3 design, hate everything else about it. The conundrum is either maintaining originality and the neutered drivetrain, or installing a much better drivetrain and losing the originality. Every auction shows that originality equals money. Every logical brain knows that fast equals fun. The C3 doesn't allow

I don't know why, but I suddenly want one of these as they approach 100 years old. Complication leads to skill. Skill leads to success. Success leads to accomplishment and happiness. Time to start shopping.

Three questions: 1. Why did he think it was a good idea to pull over in the worst spot possible in a construction zoen? 2. Why did he choose to turn on the windshield wipers during a clear day? 3. Why is the passenger on her cell phone instead of applying herself and actually helping Evan during his moment of

Sorta looks like Patton Oswalt.

This is either a flag issue or a driver failing to react the the flag. If a flag issue caused the crash, then he/she didn't react properly to the communication, wasn't provided acceptable communication, or the driver failed to see and react to the flags properly. This isn't some kind of unavoidable circumstance,

So many questions. Did the track marshal with the responsibility of standing next to the urinal lose a bet or cause a crash? What kind of person decides to put their foldout chair immediately next to said urinal on a cold day? Which way is the wind blowing? Why is there a 'Super Solar Shower' attached to the

Watching the broadcast, this appears to be one of the most down-to-earth races on the entire F1 calendar, especially in Europe. Lauda playing conductor during the award ceremony was equally enjoyable. I also need to order one of those Martini hats immediately.

You're exactly right. It's similar to when bad weather happens. Everyone is suddenly a goddamn meteorological expert and can't stop talking about how much they know about it.

The jort to non-jort ratio is phenomenal. I expected to see scientists in lab coats carrying clipboards.

A couple of points: First, Rubio and Booker know very well that the public, even poor families, are never guaranteed to be recipients of any portion of wireless spectrum. This is why spectrum is sold via auction to the highest bidder that, so far, has always been a corporation. These corporations sure as hell

This is outstanding. It can clean the street (and remove anything else keeping the road together), remove paint, and will never go flat. Just don't make any turns or let it stay wet for more than a few minutes and this idea is pure gold.

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A very understandable question. He wasn't blind at a young age. He has a disease called retinitis pigmentosa (RP). He was able to drive for 2 years (age 16 & 17) before he was considered legally blind. After a couple of more years, his field of vision only allowed him to see differences in light, or shadows as he