Man that car is ugly. I honestly dont know how anyone can say it is attractive....but yet everything I read about it across multiple publications say how beautiful and stylish the design is....and I just cant understand.

“Integra”

Easy answer, rent a car. You need to move crap, rent a truck.

Hey honey, remember that time last year I had to go to Lowe’s to get a bag of dirt for the plants on the balcony? Well it’s truck month and I can get a great deal on an F-250 right now.

While I know some people have an illogical range anxiety issue, what are the odds that anyone that buys this car is actually going to drive it 200 miles?

It’s still going to be less efficient in the cold, at higher speeds than the EPA tested, and so forth.

Don’t forget the carcinogenic brake pad materials.

The schedule has nothing to do with efficiency and everything to do with attendance. See, for example, the drop in attendance at the US Grand Prix in Austin after they introduced the Mexico GP and held it the following weekend. The schedule is designed to ensure increased attendance. If you have a race in Monaco and a…

F1 should buy a bunch of Al Gore’s ‘carbon offsets’. Shirley what’s good enough for the Nobel Laureate godfather of Global Warming is good enough for F1.

What about all the damn tires they go through each weekend? maybe we should just ignore those sense they aren’t gases.

Here’s where your ideas won’t fly. That desalination method... it doesn’t work too well. I did a Midshipman cruise on a Perry class Frigate that still had evaps. They worked basically the same way you described: a firemain powered an air eductor drew a vacuum on the evap set. The waste heat loop supplied the heat to…

No.

Yea, im guessing the problem is that any “outlet” is basically a death pipe into the ocean. If you were able to spread it out over a massive area, you’d be fine.

Some crop species tolerate saltwater, so why not use it to irrigate them?

That was very good earther and interesting. Not good for the middle east all over. This lack of water thing.

I would actually be ok with the policing by gut feel (like pull you over because they suspect it is loud, speeding is actually enforced this way, they just have the tools to also measure your speed) if they could back it up objectively before taking you to court and issuing you a citation. Many people cannot afford to…

Don’t be obtuse. That is a poor metaphor and you know it. The dB scale is logarithmic. It is also subject to highly variable environmental conditions, hence using a SAE standard for testing sound. The police are completely ignoring the standard, skipping equipping officers with the tools to actually measure sound and…

What annoys me is the subjectivity of all of this. A cop can pull you over give you a ticket and drag your ass to court, even if your car comes in at 94 dB. You may win in court, but now you have to take a day off work or go without wages. It is nothing more than a stop and frisk law in vehicular form.

We should gather a small panel to discuss this.

I had an 87 Dodge Daytona Shelby Z, the offspring of the Laser... She leaked water through the T-tops and hatch, and gave me problems all the time, but I loved that car. The turbo (and vacuum gauge) were so much fun.