"This is a great idea for you, a few of us at Mazda, and the 12 other people in the world who would buy one. But besides the little problem of nobody else wanting one"

#5: I don't think I've ever seen a car do a stoppie before...

Mostly talking, not driving... I'm amused by laconic Finns, apparently.

Aannnnd.... Now I've spent the last half hour watching videos of and about Kimi Raikkonen.

Exactly agree on #2.

Smilar to many other commenters here, I'd ke to say that when I was in Europe (Belgium, I think) I tried and failed to use an ATM, probably for at least as long and at least as failfully as mr. Zuck.

Woooo Redwood City, my home town...

See, Porsche? I told you you don't have to be scared of making cars that don't look like another 911. Sometimes it turns out well!

Here's my guess... ([www.gigwigwindscreens.com]%20ECZ-990%20Shotgun%20Mic%20Windscreen.jpg Shoot, I can't even get the link to work right...)

Seeing this picture greatly improved the quality of my morning. Thank you.

So, as it turns out, I sometimes read slate, and happened to read this article. I also did not previously know what the arrow was. Now that I do, I

Someday I'll have an original idea to post

Thank you, iPad, for allowing me to read this article while seated in a relevant location.

I've only ever heard that Olin is in fact that good. The founding dean of faculty there (the late Michael Moody) was previously a professor at Harvey Mudd College, where I had the privilege of taking taking some classes from him. When he left, everyone was, though sad he was leaving, at least happy he was going…

They can't be that complicated... they were first made in the '40s...

I guess I'm the first to mention this...?

Ok, any post about how "the new 911 looks" is pretty much completely useless. Look! it's the same as it's been for the last decade (or, if you're not wearing glasses/squint hard enough, the last half-century)!

I think they'll have to do more than that to make up for what else they have there...

Ha, my first car (well, sort of...) was a plymouth voyager, which was basically the same as that caravan. I got my only speeding ticket in it (and that was more than 10 years ago).

How is there still any sand on the beach right there?