No, the concept of a fine is to send a message to poor people. Get it straight.

I had the MK6 TDI and GTI back to back. For fun, engaged DD use, the TDI with a stick beats the GTI with a DSG comfortably.

Best area in SoCal. Great back country driving roads, mountain trails for hiking, and at least when I was younger, great places to go shooting, before the fuck-tards closed down all the open air shooting spots.

Yep. I recognize every twist. To all who are not familiar, please understand...these roads actually suck. They are hard to get to, often congested with farm and construction vehicles, poorly maintained, and littered with middle-of-nowhere speed traps. Ben, just back me up on this.

If you live nearby, I'm jealous. Those roads are just awesome. I have a new retirement plan now.

Pretty sure it is.

Dear Squids,

Naw, not in this case. When shit needs to get done, we don't care if we hurt your feelings or break something

Soory* for aboot* two weeks. FIFY

Sorry with a hard O.

By 2017-18 Boeing will be rolling out 52 of these bad boys each month, so we're looking at just over 44 months (assuming no other planes are ordered, which of course won't happen).

Hybrid-electric buses are definitely only a short-term solution to the problem. First off, they get something like 4.5 instead of 3.5 MPG, which is indeed a big increase, but not enough to offset the costs of ownership. There's the higher initial cost, but more importantly there's the overhaul cost, which is many…

I think it would be a lot of fun to be very rich and smart. You can start by designing a ground breaking car, then you can make some sort of competitor for legos, create a new type of potato chip, and take a trip to space. Having brains and monies would be ADHD X 10 for me.

WTF? where's the rest of the wallpaper?

I see Antonov (and Soviet Russia in general) as more of a copycat designer. The An-225 is, in my eyes, an enlarged 747/C5 hybrid. The Soviets also pretty much copied America's space Shuttle, and even the Concorde. Have you heard about the Concordeski?

Red bull signed a multi-year deal with the WRC at the start of the 2013 season, including promises Red Bull Media House would take care of the video/television side of it. What we got was a few races that had no TV coverage whatsoever, most compacted into hour-long review shows, no live power stage coverage like there…