You just single-handedly guaranteed that I increase my tip a few more bucks from now on, I had no idea this is how rough these drivers have it. No, not the potential for violence but the sheer pittance they are paid to spend their own money on gas, insurance, and wear and tear for their cars.

The Saturn coupe from the early 90's is totally my guilty pleasure. This cheap, dirty, and ugly little two-door is astonishingly responsive and fun to drive. How did this entertaining little car end up being such a shit-can? Cheap to buy, cheap to own, easy to work on, and a hoot to drive...

I like driving domestic cars from the late 90's/early 00's. My daily is a 17 year old, 300,000 mile Ranger and my plaything is a 01 Mustang. It's the era when quality was above abysmal and before the manufacturers started making wussy safety devices standard like side curtain airbags, ABS, traction control,…

Well, there's your problem.

I guess I shall be first to ask: How, exactly, would a driver get in that thing? (Yes, the conceptual drawing shows the front of the body pivoting upward, but the drawing and the car only look vaguely similar.) I'm saying that I see no way to actually get in the vehicle without stepping on the bodywork.

How about the new Dodge neon... erm I mean Dart, we all know what it is but they still call it a dart. We all weep when we see this VS the real muscle.

Yes, let's get upset about some off-duty sex workers taking a picture with Clinton. It's not like a president has ever posed for a picture with a bad guy before. http://www.politico.com/magazine/story…

Using a watch for a belt buckle is just waisting time.

Exactly. You don't have to pay girls to go to NASCAR.

You are clearly not a ninja, or a viper... more like a llama sloth.

Donkey.

That's a completely different picture, lmao.

Or it's dated today by the photographer. You know, either one.

That said you seem smart.

Strange-people in the South are re-living the past?

And you need glasses and a license revocation.

So the victim here tried to have an attitude bigger than physics. The guy apparently thought that he is more stubborn than a 3500lb car.

I wish I'd seen the QOTD post sooner. One near and dear to my heart, since I was one of the City Planners in Tustin that helped put together the BRAC redevelopment plan, MCAS-H Tustin. A "Lighter Than Air" base that flew blimps during WWII. The hangars are some of the largest single space enclosures around, so big…

Here's a view from the top of the Duga-3.