Aspen 20, I show you at one thousand eight hundred and forty-two knots, across the ground.

Broke the barrier.  No longer Virgin.

I bet the pilots were giddily requesting their ground speed readout from ATC, only to be one-upped by some asshole in an SR-71. 

Pass me, then cut in front and slow down - when I’m on cruise control in the right lane.

It bugs the hell out of me when other people are on the road when I am. The nerve.

Here ya go............sticker license plate.

My dad bought a 3 year old used a Quattroporte

The Autech Zagato Stelvio is up there with the pretty rad:

He's making a joke about the Brawn GP cars of 09, in which Button won his championship, having very little sponsorship.

While the SZ is the most rad-ical of ‘90s Zagato designs, I’d still prefer the similar vintage Lancia Hyena

Nice to see that they’ve gone with Brawn colours on this one. There are probably too many sponsor logos though.

The OMFGs (also called SSGNs when we are at suit-and-tie events) invalidated the entire need for an attack-capable arsenal ship.

Ah, that makes sense, though I would still categorise that as stocking up, because it’s not fuel for the boat itself.

I put a matte black vinyl wrap on my G-wagen for weight savings

The plus, assuming they executed a BWB freighter properly, is that it would have a really wide opening. So even though it would swallow a lot of cargo, you could be loading several lines of pallets simultaneously. Think 767 turnaround times with A380F capacity.

Boeing’s reaction

No, no, doesn’t count. (a) She went down halfway to Okinawa, and in way too many pieces to be rebuilt as anything, let alone a starship. (b) Doesn’t matter what any anime fan claims, she’s still outshone by the ship that probably helped sink her — you know, the one the U.S. Navy scrapped (CV-6), but named its first…

It’s bullshit that the HMS Victory counts as commissioned even though it sits in dry dock, while the USS Constitution actually sails.

They really missed out on calling it the Rolls-Royce Warthog.