The BRM H-16 should be #1 or #2. The V-16 is relatively pedestrian.

If he named names, he would be hit with a FERPA violation.

You would be surprised how often they don't have policies in place, or if there is a policy, how utterly unenforceable it is. Professors rarely get pressure to change their policies for student athletes because it is terrible PR and very much like "if you give a mouse a cookie"—if a student athlete gets an…

CAPITALIZATION OF WORDS IS A GREAT WAY TO ENHANCE THE EFFECTIVITY OF WHAT I WANT TO EXPRESS AND MAKES ME A SAVVY COMMUNICATOR

Wow.

I will forever maintain that VW ruined the R32 by axing the VR6 engine.

Differentials

I have a feeling that I've nominated this engine before in a similar QOTD years back.

A few years ago, I was driving my 78 firebird down to Hilton Head to spend the weekend with a bunch of friends. The friend hosting the party was the kind of guy that you just knew was always good for a good time—he had that sort of sparkle in his eye that made it clear there was always something up his sleeve, so I…

I just wish that Berman would stop speaking in English.

Here's a Ford pulling a space vehicle. You know why there isn't a commercial on TV about it? Because it's just a normal day at the office for a real truck.

Well, with a stick like that, she'd be stupid to say no.

Obviously the Manhattan Project needs to make the list. It cost nearly $2 billion in 1944 dollars, or roughly $24 billion in todays dollars, and yielded 3 bombs (though they are calculated at roughly $500 million each). Still a lot of money, especially for that time period.

A helmet should have Wings

it's like my favorite album cover from Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra

Made me think of this :