Or he could ohh.. I don't know watch the video. It's clearly RWD at 5-8 seconds in when it leaves tracks.

@Mike Spinelli

So, when we create a large array telescope that is based on LIDAR.. can we call it the BIG LIDAR TELESCOPE.. Of course that will go hand in hand with the Multiphase ArraY Observatory..

I saw this last night. It was huge fun, lots of camp and gore. Nobody is going to get an award for their acting but it's a great movie to watch with your friends when you're sacked out on too much beer and pizza.

If only :)

+1 for the Serenity reference.

Noooooooooooooooooooooooooo :((( Damn you Gawd! Damn you all to hell for teasing me with that gory piece of comedy horror! Still, heart click for turning me on to it. ;-)

oh my god, please be on netflix on demand!

Betty White approves!! Huh.. what?!

This looks good on the surface but, given that so many people in wheelchairs are have very limited core body strength, and little or no use of their legs, I'm not sure that this is going to be effective for anyone with more than a temporary disability (e.g. broken leg). Also, from a design stand point: with the drive…

OH how things have changed.. at 7:30 DW is downing a Budweiser just before doing the post race interview.

#COTD

OMG close your eyes and it's suddenly the voice of Ricky Bobby.

My current dd is an '01 Saab 9-3. I've known for a while what I thought my next DD was going to be. Then recently while the Saab was in the shop for repairs the dealership I took the car to for the repairs offered me a loaner which by chance was the car that I have been thinking about. So after 6 days, 1000 miles,…

Well at least we know what the T & A in T/A stands for. :P

Somebody give this man a STAR now! That's just awesome.

What have you been smoking man?

You know what, replace those with Giant hamster wheels connected to a generator and our power problems are over! Mean and Green all at the same time.

I know this one has been out there for a while, while it was moving then, it's even more poignant now.

Steve Jobs was much more than just a CEO.