My wife doesn't care for the original Mini. I think she even prefers the newer version of "The Italian Job".

If you're on a Windows PC you'll have to "tile" the background image.

Go Beavs!

How 'bout some FSAE love?

I like to keep my pickup's ol' worn out distributor gear on my desk. Mechanically minded folks stick around for the story and a conversation, others quickly check their phones for an excuse to be on their way. It doesn't catch all the gear heads, but it's a good start.

I've seen folks pulled over on I-5 South of Portland, OR by a Beige Toyota Camry.

Get to the gym and lay off the donuts, you are the majority of the weight that 5hp kart is lugging around the track. After 10 years at a desk job the only time I'm going to beat the rail thin 12 y.o. hotshot is if I punt him to the back of the hairpin, which the establishments frown on.

Lifehacker has had a bit of a Sugru fetish over the last couple years. In fact, as I look through posts with the "Sugru" tag (http://lifehacker.com/sugru/) I see that they even had a story on this exact same Instructable a little over a year ago. (http://lifehacker.com/5857052/)

Instructable using the same concept but made with Sugru:

+1

Did someone say "sell all my toys"?

I made a model of a 14th century castle largely from toilet paper tubes in 6th grade Social Studies. No photos exist, however, some 21 years later. A testament to its quality, I'm sure.

+1

I'm putting in a special request for a "FTEENTHOUSAND".

If your friend always sends the forwards to the same group then you can include a couple of those addresses in the "To" box of the filter. Leverage email lists or cc/bcc addressing in a similar manner. These will help reduce the risk of false-positives.

That's like asking who left the lights on. The lights aren't off so WE ALL left the lights on. Who ghost rode the truck? Everyone who wasn't driving it at the time… now I feel sorta guilty about it.

All this without duct tape? That's like swimming with your hands tied behind your back, a heroic effort. I'm sure VW technical publications department is furiously updating their procedures at this time.

Negative, Ghostrider. The pattern is full.

Please update this in an hour to tell us that Ray Wert has won the auction.

That's knot that big of a stretch.