Very funny. But will it fit in the bed of the El Lumino? That would be a sweet combo.

This tank used to reside in the Presidio in San Francisco. I remember playing on it as a kid. The handles on the side were very useful for a little kid.

We have a planter full of catnip in the garden, and it's usually all matted down from one of our cats rolling around in it. The other cat just eats a few leaves now and then. When I first planted it, it barely survived due to the cats eating all the leaves off it and then rolling in the leftovers.

I just had $14,000 cash on me a few weeks ago as I was enroute to look at a Silverado SS (which I ended up buying). There are plenty of instance when law-abiding citizens have large sums of cash on them. I'm pretty sure the sight of all those hundreds was pretty influential in the great deal I got.

If I had a deep pool, I would absolutely buy one of those, especially if you can change out the holds every once in a while. That thing is awesome. Reminiscent of the real thing.

A lot of people make campus boards instead, although I personally wouldn't recommend them (too easy to get injured, and they get boring after five minutes). I looked into building a small wall in my backyard, but it takes a lot of steel, welding and expertise to do safely. I'm fortunate to have a small bouldering gym…

I've always thought the Pusher Boss hold looked a bit like the death star mixed with a brain. And it's about two feet across.

If they're smart, they broke down all the boxes that weren't used in the landing and sold them to a local box company. Lots of companies buy used or overrun boxes for the cost savings (usually half the price of new boxes).

It skipped constantly. It also ruined many CDs by scratching the hell out of them while skipping.

It was pretty ridiculous. The way you know this is the Discman version (D-50) is the little nubs on the side. You used those to hang the string.

I had one of the original Discmans. It was about three inches thick, and came with a string so you could hang it around your neck. It weighed about five pounds (felt that way at least).

I know it's already been suggested, but Pawn Stars just had a Unimog on. It doesn't get much more Jalop than that.

That's quite a fish!

Or you could invest in one of these classy little guys.

If you like armadillos and beer, these gentlemen have the beer for you!

My opinion is you should get a medal for tazing (tasing?) a robber, armed or not. If I was the employee, though, I'd be worried about my job. Big corporations often punish employees for this type of thing:

Agreed. We have two cats, and I've received three mice as gifts in the last four days.

My father drove a Ford F-150 CNG as a commuter car for about five years, before we sold it a little while ago. Here is CA, you can fill up at PG&E yards, after taking a quick how-to course. We researched the offerings from Chevy and other manufacturers, but the Ford was the only one that was SULEV compliant (the…

Did you attack every single person that didn't like the car? There were many comments expressing displeasure with the proportions that did not contain any "personal experience anecdote or a pertinent link". Why single out mine? Did you miss the part where I said the car was cool twice? Honestly, it doesn't sound like…

No, I just compared it to the original, and found it distasteful. I expressed my opinion, as we all do on this site. Your observation about not commenting (minus the poor grammar) applies quite well when directed at your reply. As I said, I think it's cool, just not for me.