I can't help but laugh when I see a pickup truck with TRD decals.

My first track day car was a 1994 Plymouth Colt (a.k.a Mistubishi Mirage—it even said Mitsubishi on the engine and key). I think I made it through 3 track days with it before I got nervous about the stopping power of its 4 wheel drum brakes, and I wasn't about to invest money into it.

Didn't they pretty much all sell them and buy a brand new regular car with a bunch of money left over?

Good thing mine has an extra one in the trunk.

Unmentioned option: OnLive-style streaming. Especially clever would be to have the backends running similar architecture, but more powerful, than the WiiU itself, so if there are too many users or you're bandwidth constrained you could still run a degraded version on your own system instead of just being shut out.

The click 5 times on the door achievement?

There must be a Regular Show GIF for every situation.

I assume nobody did RBO Suitless?

I was expecting this to be the old Japan-only DS game "Kaitou Rousseau" where you have to draw masks of people's faces using the grid-copy method to perform your Robin Hood act.

"Thanks to your faux pas last night, I had to call a professor to find out what word to use to describe it."

Also, my cat cost $600, not counting the plane ticket.

Probably because vanilla is expensive. That's also what inspired the creation of New Coke.

When Vanilla Coke first came out (at least in Canada) it tasted exactly like a Coke Float. I assume they tweaked the recipe at some point (maybe adding less vanilla?) because it stopped, and became a sad shell of its former self.

Most alternative sweeteners taste like metal to me. I haven't had stevia often, but I remember it having a fragrant, herbally undertone which might be good or bad depending on what you put it in.

In 1901, just before Christmas on the 23rd of December at 5:00 pm, an incoming train cough fire in the tunnel owing to an electrical fault in the rear motor 240 feet away from the station. First, it seemed like everybody is going to be fine, but some stayed too close to watch or to try to extinguish the fire, and as…

We ended up sleeping in the van in a park that the police were said to be patrolling. The next time we took a road trip, we learned: take out the middle seat instead of putting the luggage in the back.

I wonder if I still have my Wall Drug Do Nothing Machine. It's a wooden elliptical crank. We stopped there on the trip from Toronto to Banff/Jasper and back, where we drove through Sturgis while the rally was going on because we had never heard of it until we tried to get a hotel room within 100 miles of it.

2 parts mayo, 1 part mustard.

Did you get her the BMO knitcraft from WeLoveFine?

Cappuccino and Figaro are my two.