The seventies. A magical time for clothing designers. That, and a lot of mind-altering substances that were much more widely available.

Like @clank-o-tron, hearted. Hearted so hard. And you owe me a new keyboard- this one has water in it. It didn't before I read your comment.

Hearted. Hearted so hard. And you owe me a new keyboard- this one has water in it. It didn't before I read your comment.

268? What, couldn't squeeze a little more out of it to get it up to 270? Weak.

1st: So, if there is any money exchanged, is there any way to make sure the taxpayers get ours out first? It's nice that they have the time for this and all, but I'd like to see more focus on actually paying us back.

I'm trying to decide who the bigger fool is- Newt, or the one guy who actually bought a Volt.

*blows whistle*

Yeah, I like that logic, and probably fits my personality a bit better. But mom was there, and I didn't want to cuss loudly at a stranger in front of my mom!

Yeah, I really don't get people who think it's okay to touch someone else's car just because it's out in public. When I was growing up, it was "don't touch it unless it belongs to you"; now- not so much, apparently.

Agree with the others, #COTD.

I see you've thought about this a bit!

Pretty much the same thing I thought when I saw this. The radar section of a bird. A bird with six multipurpose racks hung under its wings.

"What enemies does Canada have?"

With budgets climbing, more and more movies are setting the expectation that an increasing amount of the costs will come from product placements. If the Star Wars (the original and still the best) trilogy were to be made today, and the studio could figure out a way to do it, couldn't you just see them sticking a…

The Shawshank Redemption. Great movie.

I imagine he'd jump a foot or two if you were to press the trigger on an electric stun gun just as he started peeing. Flashbacks!

Well, to each their own, and that's by no means a comprehensive list of the ugly on the road today

Even talented exterior designers can design a butt-ugly car. Someone had to design the Pontiac Aztek, the Nissan Juke, the Nissan Cube, the Honda Crosstour, the Acura ZDX (the new corporate "beak" at Acura for that matter), the BMW 6-Series, the GMC Terrain, the Linkoln MKT...

So wait, if it's a 6.3-liter V12, shouldn't it be the F630?

So because I didn't say anything about the banks, you think I was in favor of TARP? That's a whole other can of worms (and I didn't support that either); I was specifically responding to your comment about GM.