But you know, I do have to also add that, it's not like he makes any secret about the way he is either. I mean, he pretty much self applies the warning labels. It's not like any woman at this point can really say they had no idea what they were getting into. If they think they can change him, well, that's just…

Guy is a complete and utter tool, but my god can he play guitar. No two ways about it, no if's ands or buts. No special considerations, the man has a gift. His singing? Eh, not as much... He really has to work to make him sound the way he does, and you can see the strain on his face. But the guitar, he could play…

How about an SRT-300? A couple extra doors never hurt anyone, right?

If it's storm water runoff, they might have had fry washed out with high storm waters that collected there. I didn't look for proximity to other established water sources that might feed it.

I had heard that those things were powered by leaf blowers, but that's rediculous!

I want some kind of pinch to zoom or verbal command capability so that you can tell if that really is a cop behind you.

Maybe they just didn't want to get her pregnant.

Anyone here know if these can be used on a gravel driveway?

Shot of a furniture maker I put together a while back.

If you really want to have fun, you should see what it takes get all white background and reflections in a 30 foot long stainless steel industrial food processing machine. Probably used around 80 yards of white seamless every time we went out there to shoot them. Not to mention the 12 or more lights spread around…

A world without string... is Chaos!

Why are they standing on the bumper?

My Spa Yellow S2000 says "fuck off, hater!"

Gotta say, as tough as the car and it's armor may be, those rims look pretty breakable to me. I mean, what the hell good are run flats when the rim is off the spokes?

Reminds me of what Honda did with the RC's, the 30 and to a lesser extent, the 51.

To Bahar's credit, he's assembled a solid team, with former AMG COO Wolf Zimmermann and Lotus' former lead design Mihai Panaitescu on board. And the machines on the Ares site look phenomenal, including a shooting brake version of both the Rapide and Continental GT – that's assuming they exist.

Good Juan!