The 1st time I read about their coffee being popular I honestly thought I was reading the Onion.

"edible cardboard and hot brown water establishment"

What the hell is THAT? Must be one of those phoney foreign beers trying to cash in on the Australian image.

Guys, we all know the myth of how dangerous it is to drive a Viper in anger; however once I had a discussion with a former Viper racer who was adamant at how wrong this myth is, exclaiming that many people had been confused into thinking older vipers came with traction control. What is your views on racing Vipers…

DF: in my garage :D

Dear please Mother of God. Build It looking the like Elmiraj.

I agree, I just hate the fact that this is even "constitutional" in the court's eyes, just another one of our liberties we forfeit to protect our "safety".

This should have given the woman a clue.

"Now, I've never had a dead body in my trunk, but I imagine some pine scented air fresheners are not going to make that smell tolerable enough for me to put it off while I visit the local big box store. Just sayin'."

Like I said...Dodge can't prevent it they just putting incentives in place to discourage it. But if those cars aren't going to sit on the lot for a long time and already have customers that is a win-win for the dealer....unfortunately.

You seem upset...

Jeez enough already, I realize I live in the backwoods! I think some folks around here still think spotting a bicyclist in the neighborhood merits a call to the House Un-American Activities committee...

Those block off plates are removable for "track use". The designed intention is to protect the cooling elements on the street while being a place holder for the would-be fog lights, then open them up for the track for added cooling.

They actually come out, but it's not a vent just look like deleted.

Stupid snow ingestion rules. That's why I replaced my grill with the one originally intended.

This "Ram Air" isn't passing any O2 through those huge nostrils.

Fulton St. by the park definitely doesn't feel like a 35 zone, much less a 25 zone, given the way the street is designed. It's about the least residential street in this area - most of them are 2-laners with houses on both sides, lots of street parking, and small blocks with stop signs at each intersection. I doubt…