@arrR32: I suppose I didn't think Audi-guy might be trolling. That said, I think swearing (albeit with alternative spelling) on your vanity plate is up there in classiness with truck nutz and peeing Calvins.

I believe it most certainly is :)

Unfortunately, I believe it's the latter (as with Audi-driving individual I mention above).

Wow, I am not a funny person. Got it, thanks Jalops! Will do my best to stick to factual posts only, as I cannot do comedy.

That dude is really confused. Not only can't he spell, but he put a sticker on his window that says "Rice." First of all, you don't advertise that. And second, I mean, it's a German car. The correct thing to do is a vanity Euro plate that says "JDMASFUK".

When did the Model S bow? Wiki says the XF launched at the 2007 Frankfort show.

"Sarah Palin goes to New England". Hmmm, is that like "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town"?

"Ferrari of Somewhat Closer to Denver than New York City" didn't fit on the sign.

Congrats! Following on Gimmi's theme: because DragonSnake.

Awesome work (again).

It's the "O'Doyle Rules" rules: sooner or later, the bully's gonna get it. Might be a banana peel that sends the family wagon off a cliff, might be a punch in the face.

Today's words are: OHH MYYY GAWD! Fawkin' kids, can you say that? OHHH MYYY GAWD.

I tend to think of tuner cars as street cars, but tuned. But since, there've been a lot of racecar (because!) nominations and for $kaycog especially, I think it bears mentioning that the GT40 got thumped in its first few races under John Wyer's command at FAV. The same John Wyer who was so integral to the Cobra…

I just want to second pauljones' nomination. Here's a '65 R-code in the famed Essex Wire livery (see also "Ollie the Dragon").

Operation Gunnerside. Thomas Gallagher's Assault in Norway is a good account. As is Richard Feugner's Beneath the Tyrant's Yoke.

You really work for GM and you drive a Ranger? If so, is that fantastically ballsy or is that normal?

No, really, it says that he has a driver with a pink shaft. In the article, they asked him about his pink-shafted 1-wood ... ohhh.

Okay, some quick Googling to put this in some sort of context. Apparently, he has a pink-shafted driver. Leading the Tour in driving distance at the time of that article, it was basically an FU: "I hit it longer than you, what say you now about my pink driver?"

[Two similar looking cars, debating.]

Heh. When I posted I was thinking, "does anybody remember Graig Nettles?!" Looks like somebody does.