Sing a song of sixpence,
A pocket full of rye.
Four and twenty blackbirds,
Baked in a pie.

Yes! Not all roads lead to California, this list desperately needs a Key West -> Seattle option. Or fuck it, keep going to Anchorage.

To be fair, GoT is basically the best parts of Roman and medieval English history mashed up with boobs and some zombies.

Ride it, don't slide it. Semenuk is pretty ducking good tho.

They were fun little cars. 6 speed stick, RWD, and I loved the supercharger whine from the 2.3l. You could chirp the tires going into second, you could completely disable the nannies and slide the back around, and you could get a bigscreen TV into the trunk. Elitists love to shit on them because they mostly sold to…

Back of an Audi 4.2 V8, in the midst of the The Service.

How is this different from the Fischer-Tropsch process that’s been around since before WWII?

I like a good truck as much as the next guy, but it is hard to take something seriously when the last time you drove one it was pulling four tons of timothy hay. I guess it’s like the befuddlement some Brits have with American gearheads interest in old Defenders.

I maintain QoS is unfairly maligned. I think it was just an inevitable letdown after Casino Royale, but almost anything would have been. It's certainly better than anything Pierce Brosnan ever dreamed of doing.

I have a soft spot for The Man With The Golden Gun, but maybe it's bleedover from the game mode in Goldeneye.

Both my Audi wagons (A4/S4) had interior releases for the rear hatch. Always just used the button on the hatch itself, but they were there.

I’m into it. Needs more bench seats, though.

Nope. It was for $284 billion dollars, and it done got spent years ago. The hole we’ve dug is a lot bigger than that.

Media controls up ahead of the shifter would seem to make putting a stick in it almost impossible, at least from an ergonomic prespective. Sad - I got into Audis in the first place because they were one of the few brands that met my "must offer a stick in a non-base trim" and "must not have a BMW badge" requirements.

These are always insanely off for me. Currently 5'10", 225lbs. With my best estimates in that thing, it's telling me I should eat 3000kcal for maintenance (2100 + 993). With your 20% rule, that means aiming for 2400 calories to lose weight.

A gentlemen famously showed up at my local MG parts shop looking to purchase a new steering wheel. His old one was completely broken it seemed. How did he get there?

My dad was an old school Lincoln fan, with a Jag fetish and a stick-shift fixation. When the LS was announced he pretty much shit his pants. It's the only brand new vehicle I can remember him buying.

But seriously, can you imagine having to drive hours and hours across the desert with a bag of slowly-congealing quarter pounders on the seat next to you? I can't handle having an empty fast food bag in the car with me for more than five minutes, and that's on a cool day.

But will it still have the 6MT available in Alltrak trim?

As soon as the photo scrolled up, I knew nothing was going to save that pizza. That pizza was doomed from conception.