No, that's just pure awesome.

It's just so they can use the existing blue prints from the hanger cafe at California Adventure. It's like recycling their animation plots!

Cute. Now a real spider story:

It's 1977, and the place is drought stricken, heat wave Bakersfield CA. We've moved into a brand new house, at one end of a brand new tract. Behind us is miles and miles of miles and miles of Bakersfield scrub brush.

Now late in the year, a huge dust storm hits. Temperatures finally drop,…

HELLZ YEAH

Babylon 5: I Found Her was the fan release

I've put three Cieras into the ground, with the lowest milaged one being at 200K. So, nope. 2K for a 2.8 with 100K on the odometer, and a one-off? Sounds like fun here in California. I'd prefer a wagon, though.

Saving Private Ryan is a mediocre WWII film with a fantastic opening sequence.

Certainly more girls in it...

Red Storm Rising: Playing campaign, and I guessed the wrong contact for the mission, so I had to catch up to the Kiev group in a tail chase situation. Mission starts and I'm 45k yards from the battle group in my ILA688i with them pushing away at 21 knots. I set up a high speed timed run, dive deep, and go make a…

Rather have a nicely kitted late 90's Mercury Marquis...

Iron Duke = Auto CP

Gotta compete with the Transit!

1992 Geo Storm Wagon. Exhaust header wouldn't stay intact, electricals were shot. Junked it. Some guy put it back on the road and a month later some lady found out what a pile it was when the steering linkage broke and she took a header into a wall. Stupid car.

Looks like a day in Bakersfield, CA.

3 times. In 2 A bodies and 1 Cutlass Supreme. All went at least 200K+. Still drive one, at 160K.

After 350,000 miles.

Yes, we have a huge problem with that here. Usually BMWs in the 3-7 series, but yesterday a Mercedes blew around a traffic queue using the coned-off construction zone at way too high of speed. Sport bikers aren't as bad, but it's a shame that here (and I cannot speak for outside the GMBakersfieldA) they're giving a…

Must not be in the Bakersfield area. I've driven here 25 years and have never seen a sport bike rider observe a single speed limit. Harley riders, touring bikes? Great guys. But once you've seen a rice rocket pass you in the bicycle lane in a school zone at 90, well, certain feelings are going to become present. Yes…

I drive those until they die 300,000 miles later.

Plymoth Volare. Dodge Aspen.