I've thought about retromodding an original Xb to look like my 86 K5. But I'd take one of those in a heartbeat.

No, I'm pretty sure it's just a way to find the app too. Apple can "say" it's an important part of the design, but really they just mean "you should make your icon distinctive, so that when the user downloads 300 apps onto this tiny ass screen they can find yours easier."

Sure, just imagine that Cheech and Chong were trying to translate the old testament to one another:

I'm not sure what you're getting at... but if it could pull up a couple of play options and let the QB select one a la Madden, then it'd be a hell of a way to call an audible.

Or, you know, die from vapor inhalation.

I think you're missing the part where it was built in 1949 and has been used every week since then. As far as NASCAR is concerned, this is where it all started. Christ, you think you'd remember that it was called the WINSTON cup for a few days a while back.

See also: Smart ForTwo. Dirt Cheap in Europe, starts at 13k in the US.

"only 318,000 on-road motorcycles were sold in the United States last year"

Counterpoint: GM has dealerships right around the corner from just about every CVS and Walgreens.

Yes, but with a few strategic government subsidies (and probably sales of some sort of emissions credit somewhere) it actually becomes less expensive to manufacture 250,00 and let 200,000 sit in a warehouse somewhere.

No, I understand you perfectly. In a logical world math is always the answer.

FWIW, a lot of this knuckling is just how the ball is struck. I played with a few players who could do that without the fancy schmancy equipment. Heck, the Adidas Predator line of boots was intended to do that too, and they were introduced in the early 90's

My suggestion: buy a second one now. Hell, buy a third one now and just stash them somewhere until you need them. If Gigabyte is anything like Logitech it'll be impossible to find when you actually need a new one. I'm dreading the day my MX Revolution dies.

I have no idea if the asymmetric part helps, I suspect not considering the guy in the picture looks like he's still leaning somewhat uncomfortably to the left. But there are other ripstop hammocks available for much less than a hundred bucks.

Bravo good sir. It was Glass's role that made it obvious that Unbreakable was in fact a "comic book" put to film, but disguised not to look like a comic book.

Depp does great with characters that nobody recognizes. So the aforementioned movies are awesome. Heck, the Pirates series was decent because Depp sorta re-created the main character.

Keep in mind that with the baby-boomers the population increased substantially. So it's not that they were any better than any other generation, but there were now more people idolizing these particular stars. Quantity over quality.

And this, kids, is why corporations spend tons of money on something called "demographics".

GM's always had a big pile of money that they've wanted to throw at non-combustion energy. See Also: Hy-Wire. Honda's mentality is all about streamlining and efficiency, both for their vehicles and their manufacturing process... Imagine what kind of next-gen technology the two of them could put on the pavement in a…

Nope. A crush injury is exactly what it sounds like. A part of the body is crushed to the point where it cannot be repaired to a usable state. Happens a lot with hands and feet because they're so dangly.