Great bike. I miss my Team Once TCR Zero so much. Stolen out of my garage several years ago....

So now when you get mugged on the street thieves have a more convenient way of stealing your car as well.

Having stripped more than my fair share of wallpaper, this looks like the result of partially removing 10 layers of old paper from decades past and calling it 'Mission Accomplished.'

They really thought 4:20 was the best time to select for a photo shoot?

With an output of 470lm, no thanks. Ring me when the 75w equivalents come out.

There's an aftermarket setup for my VW GTI that produces 443hp/422ft-lbs on pump gas. That's a 2-litre turbo, and is daily drive-able. I'm sure the boffins at Porsche can eke something similar out of a flat four.

I can't see the video, but...

The studded Hakkapeliittas on my GTI are more than up to the task of dealing with winter in New England, though if someone left a Golf R on my doorstep I wouldn't complain.

I just cancelled my preorder for the Xbone and Forza 5. No Suzuka and no 'Ring = no sale. I'll revisit this if and when they add them as DLC.

I have to ask: is the clock actually an automatic movement, or did IWC just slap its name on a quartz movement for MB to charge $7000 extra for the privilege?

No, I'm totally joking. I realize I am blessed to have 60Mbps. My first world gripe is that I down have download/upload parity.

25Mbps counts as internet? (DSLers, I kid because I love.)

This is a fantastic documentary. One of the consultants, Mike Wallace, co-authored an epic tome on the history of New York City entitled 'Gotham'. It's 1400 pages, but well worth the time invested.

That's a really sharp watch. Hadn't heard of it until seeing your comment.

Panerai PAM 159 GMT. It's the baby version at 40mm, but that is more than enough for my puny wrist. I've worn it every day for almost 9 years.

If the speed limit on that road is 60mph, I'm moving there immediately. In my neck of the woods that would be 30, maybe 35.

I think high resolution formats have value, but only in limited instances. Namely, in a quiet, personal listening area. That is where subtle differences—indeed, if there are any—can be perceived by the listener. It is difficult to hear music "the way it was intended to be heard" walking around a busy city, or…

X5 test mule = Hammerhead Eagle i-Thrust.

My younger brother (now not-so-young) still says "Warp 9: engage!" in Picard's voice every time I merge onto the highway when he's in the car. Never gets old.