Air shocks, a 350 chevy and a tux = $$$ as the most popular Uber driver in NY

So Rob Lowe has a little dick?

Lactose intolerant "sufferers" make me laugh, (I have crohn's), but I'd happily spend a few days on the shitter in exchange for winning the Indy 500. Hell they could give me a milk transfusion, paint me black & white and make me walk on all fours. Moo!

They weren't trying very hard.

If you loved sea life so much why didn't you just walk across the street, you know, to the sea...A snorkel and a pair of fins are cheaper than a ticket Sea World, and you always have a front row seat.

I don't usually like fatass tire kickers, but...

I lived within spitting distance of Sea World (Mission Beach) as a kid, and even then we all knew the place sucked. It's basically people paying to watch animal cruelty, and calling it entertainment.

Pretty spiffy, but I'm not too keen on getting wet; over is always better.

"Mono-coat". Funny, I've always called that the "First-coat". We've all seen Ford's past attempts at saving money on paint, I'm guessing this will not end well.

I know NPR loves to exaggerate, but sheesh, talk about misleading. "Now it's important to note that wrapped up in Anderson's $20 billion figure are all kind of other expenditures – for instance, the cost of building and maintaining roads in Afghanistan, securing those roads, managing the security operations for those…

"We spend more on the interest to the federal deficit than we do on NASA". You're not much of a salesman are you?

Diaper rash...okay then, I will be sure to vote Republican in the next election, because we wouldn't want NASA to lose any diaper rash research funding, now would we? It's all about priorities.

Yes, but "feeding people and curing people" must come before space research. Unfortunately for a lot of Americans, NASA is more important, and that's very sad.

haha, you gotta love fuzzy math.

I suppose you're right, hunger is overrated, and there is already plenty of money for cancer research...I know, let's go back to the moon!

pffft, you think that's irrelevant and stupid? That's nothin. I just posted one using starving children.

That was my first thought too, I think I'd rather have the Holden, just seems more road ready, (and the V8 of course).

The Pentagon spends $20 billion a year on air conditioning? I find that hard to believe.

Um, because there are more important things to spend the money on? Everyday 16 million American children go to bed hungry, and 20,000 people die from cancer, but NASA continues testing 50 year old rocket technology and posting it on youtube at the tune of $20 billion dollars a year. That's an epic failure in my book.

You're right. The Space Shuttle is a lot better than the Iraq and Vietnam wars, but...wait...what? That's your argument for calling the Shuttle program a "success"? I guess we're done here; further discussion seems futile at this point. But at least we brainstormed a new slogan for continued support of NASA, "It's…