Stannard Rock in Lake Superior. 35 miles from land. It has weathered many storms that claimed many ships.

He looks excited to be here

It's like they forgot to add the bottom

I live in Rochester, MN and let me tell you KTTC is hilariously bad. A few weeks ago one of the anchors and the weatherman ended up having a conversation about pansies during the weather introduction.

What is GM's fascination with large chrome rims? Do they not realize that it isn't 2005 anymore?

That is actually a very real comparison because it is something that I'm actively doing.

Delta did it with a bag, but had to turn it off while the bag passed through TSA screening.

Classy is not the word I would use to describe that

If I wanted a budget Corvette, I would buy a Camaro. This is what gets GM in trouble. Way too much overlap in their line ups.

The truck race was ended under caution because there were trucks stopped on the track in the short chute just past the tri-oval. In today's race, the crash was in Turn 2 and everyone drove off or came to rest off the racing surface.

Remember when there was a rash of people getting hit in the face with broken bats behind home plate a few years ago? This is NASCAR's version. It doesn't happen often (really ever) but there is always that risk. 

I'm 19. I didn't get it. I hated how fake the Sonic looked. It was so badly computer generated that it made Need For Speed look real.

Being from Rochester, I applaud you

Two things:

I was thinking the same thing

I'm not sure that I agree with you about younger buyers like myself being more forgiving of sub-par interiors, but I do agree with you about rougher rides. Because we are young, the rougher ride of a car doesn't affect us in the same way that it affects older people. We do not get sore every time we sit down, yet.…

As a young car buyer, I don't think the Corvette looks very good. I just always think that it is a cheap looking car. Also, the interior is shit for $60k or more. This is why I'm waiting for a white BRZ; a car that is actually worth the money you paid.