No reason now I have a Nexus

You could easily find a lower mileage one at a cheaper price. They are great cars even with only 240hp and a 5 speed (don't get the auto).

Now they just need to offer it somewhere like DC. That would make life easier for people like me.

I use chompSMS, it's much easier to use than Hancent.

Retina iMac is the way it should have gone. At least the iMac has a discreet video that would be able to run all the pixels easier. I could really care less how thin it is. I really don't like the SD car slot is on the back of the machine also.

Why get rid of the optical drive? I don't really see that making the iMac thinner is going to do much. I want faster CPUs and dives.

LOL

That can't be good, feeling your head bouncing off the ground as your car flips over.

In a second I would. It doesn't look like it's much harder to live with than a Lotus Elise. The advantages are how much faster it is and it's wild looks.

McLaren...

$7400 is was too much for a car with 150K miles, plus it's an automatic.

The Ping of an S T Dupont lighter...

"ultimate expression of F1 tech for the road" was the F50? I think not. Not only did the McLaren F1 come out 3 before the F50, it was also lighter, more powerful, faster, better handling, the list goes on.

Where is the 17" MBP. I don't want to use a tiny 15" screen.

I totally agree with the S2000, they are fun, cheap to run, fast but not too fast, and great overall sports cars.

$30k is double what this truck is worth.

The British Racing Green like on the Jaguar E-type.

I'm sure he'll still try to blame it on someone else...

I've seen that face before

Sigma makes decent lenses (some of them) but their point and shoot cameras have always suffered with not being quite finished. It has a great sensor, but to get the most out of it you need to shoot RAW and the software that comes with the camera is the only one that works. Plus it's very slow.