Keep in mind that BMW owners are not the same as BMW enthusiasts. I've found BMW enthusiasts to be one of the more down to earth and helpful group of car enthusiasts.

I'm not trying to speak for Tavarish, but from reading his other posts I believe he'd be the first to say this sort of thing isn't for everyone. (Which I think is what makes it cool). The average person probably is better off getting a Camry and trading it before those valve covers start to leak.

I'll never forget the first time I heard an old Waco start and it sounded like the Falcon.

Isn't this pretty much the same thing as the "hovercraft" plans that used to be in the back of Boy's Life magazines in the 70's/80's?

You win.

Christ. If I have to explain this one more time. BMW is not a propeller. It just is not. Historical Facts. I am a frustrated BMW enthusiast who spends more time explaining that its a Bavarian flag than I do building my S50B32TU.

Keep in mind that "poverty" is a somewhat loose term. While the poverty rates may have changed, the definition of poverty has as well.

But, but I get to drive a big truck really fast and occasionally cut the roof off a car!!!

Here is a tip. If you know a serious photography buff, do not get them any gifts related to photography. Ever.

Chances are your Photographer buddy has very specific ideas as to what kind of equipment they actually want, and they know what they already have.

This applies to all people with expertise. Don't buy your IT…

Rod, is that you?

There was one in my neighborhood back in LA. I love that thing.

I've only ever seen maybe a half dozen. I've seen far far far more Exotics than this thing.

They all take cards in Atlanta!

Sorry I still don't like his work.

Looks more like a swoop than a speeder or a pod racer to me

"...and now only when ze mushrooms have taken full effect can ve see ze difference between each model."

Awesome stuff for a Veteran! He got one of the earliest ones! Now this makes the headache that is my job (responsible for Hellcats being scheduled to build) a little easier.

I once rebuilt a shifter on a Porsche 944, and flushed some fluids on numerous occasions. That makes me a certified Porsche mechanic.

I'm not a fan of dishonesty as a general rule, but considering that Wal-Mart's "price matching" is one of their key weapons to choke out smaller retail competition, I can't say I'm too sad if the tactic occasionally bites back.