Hey, if I had that car, I'd be putting pics all over the internet. 1970 is my favorite year for the Chevelle/El Camino.

Oh my....

Being the hip millennials that we are (at least I think we are?), my wife and I are sitting a few feet away from each other staring at our respective screens. She's looking at me kind of strangely because of the snickering and other entertained sounds I'm making.

No worries. Thanks anyway. It's not like I need another phone really.

That's fantastic! Just ordered one for my wife as her phone is on its way out. Any idea how long the coupon is good for? I might look at hers and decide I need one too...

Not exactly... I think when I read Use of Weapons, the only other Banks book I'd read was Excession, so I wasn't really expecting that much trauma.

Ah yes, the book that I read once, thought, "That was an amazing book!" and haven't picked up since. One of these days I might have the emotional wherewithal to tackle it again.

This is the first car that came to mind upon seeing the title of this post.

I used to work right here. Every time there was a snow event, I'd wonder if I would be able to get across the Skyway bridge (in the lower right of the picture) to get to work or back home. Usually, i'd get in to work fine and then they'd close the bridge during the day and it would be hard getting home. I don't miss…

To my knowledge Tron 3 is still sorta maybe happening. I keep hearing little bits here and there, but nothing really concrete. I suspect Disney may be too busy printing money with some of their other properties. I'm keeping my fingers crossed, because I'd love another one, but not really holding my breath.

Oh wait, you said CAR maker...

I'd have to guess no.

Hey there, Adam. Keep your hands where we can see them.

Came here looking for this.

Without embiggening, I didn't even know what I was looking at, and the answer was still clearly "Yes".

Yep, pretty much.

Huh. I've never owned a car with less than 100k miles on it...

"Torque is not dependent on time. Think of trying to unscrew a big bolt. Torque is how many foot-lbs you have to exert to unscrew the bolt. Horsepower is how fast you can do it. Think of a scrawny guy having to use all his strength to barely turn it once every 9 seconds, while the strong man can do it once every 3…

Even with the potato-cam, those pictures still look like home...

I grew up in Winona, MN, spent 8 or 9 years away for school and stuff, and then moved to the Twin Cities several years ago. The Mississippi river valley is a really unique sort of geography that I didn't know how much I'd missed it till coming back. Just bought a house not very far from the river and I just love the…