See, I think the Crows are one of those bands whose live performances are superior to their album counterparts. I've got probably a dozen or so of their bootlegs (the band is very bootleg friendly) and each one has its own unique flavor. That's what makes music so great — there's no wrong answer. (Except tween pop.…

Exactly! That E38 735i was far and away the best of Frank Martin's means of transport.

Wow, I remember when they were $5800 retail, but sold for around $8k on the second-hand market. Should have picked one up a decade ago. Oh well — I like my Panerai just fine.

'Honey Boo Boo' and MTV's 'Teen Mom' come to mind.

Amazon will start charging sales tax in my state in November. I predict a sharp decline I'm my impulse Prime purchasing right around then.

Maybe the Brits are learning from the Downton Abbey debacle (though this is a BBC production, not ITV).

Wow, this looks like a 300ZX that's been Fauxrrari'd...poorly

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Perfect timing for this article. I went snowmobiling for the first time this past weekend and haven't stopped talking about it. The sleds were older Polaris 500cc machines, but we did some drag racing in open fields and got them up to around 70mph. What an incredible experience. Ready to move to a place where they are…

"Watch A Tub Of Lard Battle It Out Against The Coupes Of The 1990s." It's not nice to talk about Jezza like that!

This is immediately what popped into my head. Though the Salfa Romeaab was my favorite limo of that episode.

Disagree.

To be fair, Apple has a history of updating products utilizing draft versions of protocols. The AirPort Extreme router used 802.11 draft n long before the standard was finalized, with great success.

I spy with my little eye a Beetle, a VW logo, and a car making skidmarks.

Another +1. I run studded Hakkas in the winter and my GTI is pretty great in the snow.

Brings back memories of a bygone era. http://bit.ly/AtBj

Mac 1 Internal HDD: 500GB/424.59GB free

Chris Harris is a rare talent. He really needs more than 17 minutes a week dedicated to sharing his passion for automobiles with us.

$56 for not quite 13.5 gallons, at $4.18/gallon (93 octane). Every. Fucking. Week.

Ripping DVDs, Blu-Rays, and CDs, I use mine pretty frequently. Until Apple starts selling lossless audio, I'm not buying into the iTunes ecosphere. Same goes for low-bitrate movies without DTS/DTS-MA.