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I had an '03 Protege Sedan. Now a '06 Focus ZX-3. I miss my Mazda damn near every day. I hate, with growing passion, my POS Ford. With half the milage, it doesn't stop, turn or behave nearly as well as my Protege did when I got rid of it. But it was rusting away, at the windshield header of all places, leaking into

You provide the cars, and I'd be in it to win it. Of course, I'd have to learn how to play Rugby. But at least I can wear one of those cool shirts.

Oh, I get the physics and everything, I'm just saying that smaller ones would go unnoticed, and the larger ones, well, you get to see them about 2 seconds before they flatten everything within 200+ miles. Like that meteorite/comet that hit Tunguska, Russia in the early 1900's. If anyone had been near enough to see it,

After sitting in one last week, losing the back seat wouldn't be a big deal. It is entirely worthless, unless you happen to be under 3 years old, or don't mind removing your lower limbs in order to sit back there.

How do you not pull over and watch this? Think about this, you will never see something like this again. A meteorite that is smaller won't burn up in the sky like this one did, a larger one will burn up and explode and take you with it. Man, nothing phases a Russian in a car.

Hell, I convinced myself I traveled back in time to the late 1800's and fell in love with a beautiful woman on Mackinaw Island. It worked until I found a penny in my pocket. Next time I'll check for loose change.

Yeah, I saw that on a car a few weeks ago. My wife was riding with me when she heard my sigh of disgust. When she asked me what I was reacting too, I pointed to that sticker. Then she asked me what it meant. My answer made her want to get out of the car and smack the driver.

Sarcasm, it is a lost art, is it not?

Damn Kids! I'm trying to take my afternoon nap, and there you go blasting down the street in a God Damn Jap car with it's exhaust blaring all the way! I've a good mind to call the cops on you and you're hooligan friends. Get a real American car with a big V-8 in it, instead of one of them little four bangers if you

I think Dodge is missing out on some of this market by not providing an AWD option for their police cruiser package, at least in the northern states. I've been seeing a lot of Ohio State Troopers and the local Police using the new Dodge, and in the recent snows we've been having, a few of them have been winding up on

Here's the thing about this car. It really isn't priced absurdly high, considering it's 8 years old with less than 50K miles on the clock. Realistically, the dealer will come down on that price a bit, so let's just say, for the sake of the argument, that the price will be about $7,000 out the door.

Hell, a friend of mine bought a brand new 2011 Mitsubishi Galant last month. What does that tell you about the popularity of that brand? I know what it tells me about my friends car knowledge. It took a lot of self control not to say "A Galant? What the fuck were you thinking!".

I guess blogs are different from professional journalism, wherein that the former constantly has misspellings and syntax errors, which are now taken for granted, and professional journalistic endeavors at least try to keep spelling errors to a minimum. It is really getting awful when the headline is misspelled for a

I happen to have that very poster hanging up in my basement. It's a nice reminder of my college days.

Maybe I'm too old for this, and I'm not up on this trend for recording everything you do and putting it on some social media outlet for everyone else in the world to go, "Oooh, look, Bob went for a drive today."

Oooh, swing and a miss. If Mr. Actor dude had been a bit more suave, he might have scored on that play. Instead, he choked and walked off the field empty handed.

Sorry, I've been busy with other things. The reference to "lift" is that he didn't lift his foot off of the accelerator, as noted by the writer of this piece. "The answer is: he didn't lift."

That damn fool is lucky he didn't lift. He almost planted the front end of that car into the embankment that's just a few feet from where he landed. The van appears to be in a small depression. If he had nosed his car into that berm, he would have been prying his legs out of the firewall of that POS Chevy.

Typically, when you write something about the President, or any elected official, you start out by saying "President Obama".... Then throughout the article you can refer to him as Mr. Obama. NPR and other news outlets usually do the same thing. Refer to the "President", then "Mr." afterwards. The NRA, in their