Pepperidge Farms remembers...

I’d be pretty pissed if I paid +$80k for a supercar (Chevrolet’s branding, not mine) that touts its track credentials (there are 6 mentions of the word “track” on the Z06 web page), and the thing went in to limp mode after 15 minutes of track duty.

The distinction here is it’s not a performance upgrade that’s needed, it’s a core problem with the car.

Used to be that cars did not have the complexity and electronics that they have today and that you could reasonably fix these sorts of problems by sending money to a mail order speed parts company.

That could work. Put him in a wheelchair and strap the wheel chair down, leaving the hamster to flail around.

First, pass along to any you may have contacts with that we’ll wait until he’s better if Amazon will let them, would rather see them all at their best, then just trying to meet the schedule.

Thank you for this. I was wondering as recently as last weekend how these signs work.

Uh... hi... did you ever watch Top Gear?

Here is an idea: Reduce the amount of scripting is the show, so you wont have to rewrite them. GT was waaay over the top with the scripting, a lot of scenes were so scripted that they were cringe worthy.

Jesus, Nintendo...

Few websites still have dedicated, static space for ads. Most sites, including this one, now use in line loading ads that intersperse themselves in the site’s content; Oh, and they do so *after* the site loads its native content, including Lifehacker.

QAPLAAA!!!

Qapla!

MAY KAHLESS TAKE THEM INTO THE AFTERLIFE!

But, how to block the stupid, useless affirmations?