Well it's the herpes I'm not aware of that always seems to complicate my life, so might be a valuable service there.

What's the weirdest, randomest account to give you an unsolicited follow on twitter? Not the usual spambot stuff, but an actual business.

"Singer" Michael Bolton Hits Hole-In-One, Writes "Man" Who Hired "Sarah Phillips"

Yeah I'd go as well. It's still an interesting field this year, and it's great to see Raikkonen driving again.

I still have the British tv broadcast of it, and the announcers sound genuinely shaken at times because the grandstand crowd were stamping their feet and shaking the whole structure. What a joke, that bank had been there for about 95 years and Michelin couldn't make a tire work on it.

Coming up later, what you don't know about rain, may kill you. But next, is that a small animal using some kind of conveyance usually reserved for humans? (chuckles) Well that's just fine.

Hah, so I take it you got to watch that excellent Bridgestone tire test in '05.

But now a DVR is basically standard issue with every cable/satellite package, so I think you may see an increase in Americans following more Euro-centric sports. Not like F1 really needs America anyway, although they always make a show of acting like they do. The real money coming into the sport is coming from the…

Terrible. He'd have been great in the Lotus too. Hope he races again one day, but just glad he made it out alive.

Craig James, on not killing five hookers while at SMU

It appears pretty locked at this point. They usually won't add a race to the schedule unless they know for sure, since shipping and travel logistics in F1 are ridiculously complex. Bernie is Bernie of course, but construction appears to be proceeding normally. There is the possibility the track will resemble Korea in…

Also the race is scheduled for November, not August.

Oh man...+1

Wow, no. But that sounds like something I need in my life.

I think you're thinking of Operation Repo?

drop that mic

Well Storage Wars is just stuff left behind. What got me about Pickers is the times when they are dealing with a really really old man who thinks you can still get a steak dinner, shave, haircut, trolley ride, quart of rye and a carton of Chesterfields for a nickel.

Went to the USGP in Indy in 2001. Absolute blast and it hooked me for life. Not so wild about the recent rule changes but I'm going to try to make it this year. I would suggest seeing as much of the cars on track as possible, it really never gets old.

Antonio Cromartie, on birth control

John Daly, on dignity