Mr. Davis has a nice way with the quill. Can the editors try him out another topic?

Since a 'munter' is a ferociously ugly bint, by coining 'communter' you might just have hit on something.

It is where I live. Which also means that picture was taken on one of 9 days where they could leave the top down with confidence.

Their elderflower wine is obviously different to ours.

It's official; we all love Hedy. Has any pitched the biopic yet? It seems to have all the ingredients, plus scope for a modern coda.

I've never played a video game, so this is perforce something of a guess:

You'll see the appeal the next time that you drive across a ploughed field with the back seat full of eggs. While wearing a hat.

Sort of OT but related: "Since 1998, kei cars can reach an astonishing 11.2 feet length and a width of 4.9 feet. The only European car that complies with these rules is the Smart ForTwo"

I can imagine Texan history as a subject, but according to this she taught history to the entire state.

That's *Hedley*. And Hedy sued at the time. Good grief man, I'm old enough to remember White Cargo http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Cargo

Not by a long way. Believe me.

I didn't say that Ford wasn't American (!)

The best of both worlds. Sort of.

It's not comparable with Toyota. Ford started in Britain in 1909, and from the 40s onwards there were many cars seen as uniquely British, from the original Anglia and Popular, through to the first Cortinas.

That's her plumbing career trunkated.

The Subaru 'Gawky Pup' 360 deserves a mention, no?

Frogeye! Or maybe that's Cartman insulting the French, who knows. Also, early iterations had quite primitive brakes. Primitive in this context doesn't mean 'not ABS', more like 'cable'.

" So I said to this guy, do you mind if I just let my big ole tank roll on by here. The guy said 'Sher, man' "

This is the colour, though.

10th overall in Le Mans (just repeat that to yourself, slowly) surely meant that a lot of the issues were on there way to being resolved.