Pitbull was just doing a really bad cover of “Tommy the Cat.”

If you think that's funny, you should see Trump try and palm a basketball.

odd, since for so much of his life Osweiler has been the bigger man

In the US, it was a solid rear axle mounted and sprung by leaf springs. Independent front suspension had been common for about a decade, and typically consisted of upper and lower A-arms with coil springs and tubular shocks. In Europe, IFS was often accomplished with a transverse leaf spring substituted for either the…

I remember the playoff run he had with Kansas City (the last time the Chefs won a post-season game until this year, I guess). During the comeback against Houston, his throwing elbow was just ballooning from bursitis. I can’t imagine how he played with it.

When you’re playing in the motor city you’re bound to have a misfire every now and then.

Finland.

“I drove all night like Roy Orbison”

Four fully functional doors that require no special motors or anything. Just press the button on the door handles and pull them open. Nice Falcon by the way.

‘The flame that burns twice as bright burns half as long.’

The legendary 300 cubic inch inline six. It’s about the only thing I love about Ford. Show me a better truck engine and I’ll show you the door.

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The biggest problem is expiration - gas doesn’t stay good forever, no matter what post-apocalyptic movies tell you. E10 only stays good for about 3 months, from what I’ve read. I’ve read of expirations as low as 30 days if it gets exposed to air.

I always thought the dash fitted to the Citroen GS was pretty spaceship like

For some confusing reason, I now want to build a car with a fitted crystal decanter, matching set of glasses, and a cigar humidior. Only, I want that car to be a 1998 daewoo matiz, and the fittings to all be made of exactly the same grey texturised plastic as the rest of the interior.

Except for the puking, this is my kind of Christmas, since I generally hate people and would prefer watching A Charlie Brown Christmas on television in my underwear (and you’re right about the soundtrack. I listen to most of it year round. Goddamn Vince Guaraldi is so underrated.)

Lieber Herr Demuro,

I told Doug he may need to go older on this one, maybe ‘50s or ‘60s. But what’s interesting enough to draw an audience for a whole year? This is my top suggestion at the moment:

How about something ridiculously classic like a Model T or something? Would that be too expensive? It surely wouldn’t depreciate.

I live in East Tennessee, and I believe that 99.9% of the fabulous beards and mustaches I’ve seen here are due to it being in fashion in Appalachia America since the 1800s. The other .01% are annoying hipsters.