You might want to edit this ...

One year, I volunteered in the Media Center at Laguna Seca. Back then you could tell the cars by their engine notes. Screaming Ferrari 12 cylinders, rumbling Corvette V-8s, but when this thing went by, it shook the whole building! Lovely noise!

You know, I’ve never seen that movie! Have to watch for it now.

D’oh!

All I could picture with that line was the Three Stooges or the like driving the ambulance.

I hope this helps someone.

They often are. They are just often made of a different plastic than the container and must be recycled separately.

Thanks Kramer! And put a garbage disposal in your shower drain?

I like how the guy dressed for a track day in shorts and a tank top keeps getting in the way of the other fire extinguisher ...

You don’t have to assume ... “The engine in question is slightly strange: Ferrari supercollector (who once got shunned by the factory for being Too Online) David Lee got a Ferrari F40 block, dropped the turbos and ran it naturally-aspirated through eight lovely velocity stacks.” ;-) 

Do you mean like “SUV” “Sport Utility Vehicle” (not sport-y).

A. Forget how to count:

Re: downshifting ... I read years ago that brakes are a lot easier to replace than clutches, so don’t downshift to come to a stop.

A. Barth is doing the good work. I, for one, thank you.

Just what I thought of. Well done!

Continuation. The earlier article discussed how the Feds want their money back. This article points out that he just used local taxpayers’ money to pay the Feds back.

Sounds better than what I’m doing ...

Yes.

My parents would never approve of me marrying a penguin. (Rest their souls)

In almost every area, I’d rather read an article than watch a video. A lot of times, if I click on a link that sounds interesting and it leads to a video, I just close it. I can read faster than a video can play, and I don’t want to sit there waiting.