I think that this [farm3.static.flickr.com] is one of the coolest buildings I've seen recently (especially at night when it's red)

Ouch.

Yea, I think the number represents the gear you can take the turn (5 is a slight bend that can be taken flat out in top gear while 1 is usually a hairpin). I think this makes the most sense as Daytona is not full of very tight turns but of very long fast ones.

It is essentially going down a list of the places that the author has been or goes to regularly where she wants to get wifi or internet signal and cannot.

Or, cylinder deactivation on all the time with a switch to cut it off for the fun stuff.

I thought that the base Corvettes were supposed to have it. And I know that we aren't supposed to car about fuel efficiency in sports cars but it is an important thing to the mainstream and therefore to car makers. I think that a car like the Corvette should have a cruise mode, a Race mode, and "green" mode. Cruise…

Don't know but it was 13.6L of awesome. I also know it was the test mule for GM's cylinder deactivation. I think with 4 cyl on the highway it would get like 22 mpg or something like that. Crazy shit.

I agree, I wasn't looking for some sort of government mandated requirement but rather businesses realizing that they might be better off by wanting to do good for people rather than sucking them dry. People will actually want to use a business that is known for helping out it's clients.

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I'd fucking take it in a heartbeat. Same amount of cylinders as a Veyron, no turbos and the same power.

AGREED. Great discussions but almost always on a tangent.

Look, I am not saying that people are entitled to own a home and not pay for it. I understand that.

Agreed but interest fucking sucks no matter who you are. No one likes to pay it. My point is (and I missed it in my first comment) that the way the loan is set up, you are paying something like over 90% of interest for like the first 5 years or so and not paying down the principle. There really is a mathematical…

You know what I want?

Give the guy a break, he more than likely has clumped all large banks into one group meaning, "in a country where a bank like Lehman Brothers can get bailed out."

The terms shouldn't be thrown out the window but the entire loan industry needs to change. Don't ask me specifics because when it comes to financial regulation I am the last one that wants to sit through a lecture.

Did you watch American Pickers last night?

Boo and Hiss. Just let them run what they sell on the showroom floor (with suspension, braking, and aero modifications being a-ok)

But those are the best kind of shorts.