I live in Chicago, and have both a car and motorcycle.

Considering the fact that the Air Force has had G-Suits for years, it doesn't seem *as* implausible.

SWEET.

Mercy mercy me, Amercia-lago!

For my money, the 16610 is still the finest reference of the Sub. I much prefer the classic dial to the California one—and PVD just ruins the look, for me.

...Or any MilSub, for that matter. Granted, they were issued a while ago, but still.

With an Aston? Cool, yes. But no Jaaag.

Sometimes when I park downtown late at night, I just wear my armor around until I get where I'm going.

You must be under the impression that Apple cares whether or not the public thinks their new iPhone is a "huge upgrade."

But they can't match the 70's ferocity of the Pantera!

Not going to happen. I'll bet a whole Internet on it.

An F430? How embarrassing. Fires aside, the 458 Italia is just so worth the upgrade.

There's no reason to stop the bashing until manufactuters stop making them.

Please be true. I'm getting due for a new MBP.

And the speedometer is from a 90's GM, I think.

Lugar: a veteran with an incredible cross-party record on foreign policy and nuclear non-proliferation. Tried to live up to his reputation as a gentleman by not running negative ads until late in the campaign when he was being smeared up and down the street.

The mouse-over text on today's comic was one of the best ones I've seen in recent memory.

That man is 60 years old. 60. I still don't believe it.

That could convince me. They have a much warmer sound than my Grado SR225i's, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. In fact, for uncontrolled environments, I prefer a warm sound.

Then you've never worn leather earphones on a hot sweaty day. Your ears can overheat in leather pad pretty easily.