That interior is the ultimate automotive eye candy...so awesome. Everywhere I look is just awesome. Awesome.

When it comes to sex selection, girls are ALWAYS my chosen ones. I repeat: ALWAYS.

My iPhone is my main camera, mainly because it's always available. But needing the data re: time of day, day of week, etc.? I don't think so...if this app were free I'd probably take a pass. Sorry, Kat.

...and smelling like an Atlantic City fish market.

iliketoeat....it has nothing to do with with whether or not one of us could ever own, or even see, a US-delivered Huayra. Indeed, never seeing a Huayra will not change my life one bit. What DOES change my life, and clearly for the worse, is government intervention into the tiniest minutiae of all of our lives. Do…

I second the motion to ban "epic"...even the goddamn news anchors are using it now! The debt ceiling debate...epic! The newest food craze...epic! It never ends, and it makes me sick.

Jared, you're right. She was way out on a limb in that car but, hands down, she (finger)nailed the landing.

Thanks, Kev. You're not so bad after all..

Not pushing it at all. I just figured that if he wrote the article, he may have my answer. Not critical of him or the article, just didn't know if a standard existed...and now I know the answer is yes, which is a relief.

What about this? [news.uns.purdue.edu] It seems like a good idea to me.

Yep...it was implanted much like a regular port for chemo, blood draws, etc. except that it is all metal and is accessed with a special blunt cannula needle straight down through the top which actuates a locking mechanism that keeps the needle in. But as I mentioned before, it had a tendency, because it was implanted…

I see where you were going, Platypus, and congratulate you on your effort. Fixies and hipsters, forever intertwined.

Hey, Jack. I have a question for you, and no, I'm not being a smartass. Have they developed some sort of standard for the hookup to these charge stations, or are we going to end up with cars like cellphones, with a million different interfaces just to charge the damn things? Oh, and I hate electric cars, BTW. I'm…

The little green part, with the tiny wheels under the front wheel, isn't a bike stand or a trainer. Nope...it's a handle by which you pull the bike, as it looks nigh unrideable.

At first glance, it reminded me of this device. It was a dialysis access device used here in the US, but it left patients prone to infection and had a tendency to erode its way back to the skin surface...awful. Glad it's gone. Thanks for the memories, Giz!

Jeez...is the picture cropped so we can't see the chalk outlines/crime scene tape left by the previous tenants?

It's strange, and has developed over time. I had no fear of heights as a kid or even into my 20's, but it began nonetheless and is quite powerful (as a side note...while in college I fell nearly 3 stories while working a summer construction job. It didn't help the fear, for sure, but wasn't the cause of it, either.)…

Damn those Martians....well, them and 'squatches. 'Squatches are ALWAYS causing accidents around these here parts *spit*

Thanks, Fulgurite....those pictures are amazing. If you took those yourself, H/T to you!

Call me all the names you want, Alleycat, but: a) I'm afraid of heights, and b) I'd just as soon prefer to avoid the quadriplegia that could be associated with such activities, and all the niceties that come with said diagnosis.