If I was Elon, I think I’d want the Lexus production manager.

I’ve heard that one of the main things foreigners notice when they visit the US is the goddamn big squirrels everywhere. I was surprised when I heard that, as I thought squirrels were pretty ubiquitous throughout the world, but I guess not.

“I almost rammed it into a crowd of people just from the rage it caused me.”

Does this mean that Gregg Easterbrook will be replaced in the Jambaroo?

I eat oatmeal for breakfast 6 days a week.

Bonus for the mismatched sandals!

The discounted price appears as $10 now for the headphones. Still a good deal.

The discounted price appears as $10 now for the headphones. Still a good deal.

~20k miles on a manual 928 (any 928) and it’s under $10K? I don’t buy that story, even if it had a salvage title.

I’d say any beat up old vehicle would be a good example, preferably an older truck or jeep.

I’ve been cooking my daily morning oatmeal like this for years.

I haven’t seen so many 30 somethings in one place since the last time I went to the tasting room at Ballast Point.

Note that if you are obese or older and overweight, you probably shouldn’t start off running, as the extra weight will be bad for your joints. Start off walking and work your way up in exercise activity as you weigh down (lose weight).

I had a 71 super beetle when I got my first job out of college (it was my college beater car). I was going up an on ramp and ran over some rumble strips on the side of the road on the asphalt. All of a sudden, I no longer have a connection to my rear wheels from the engine (manual transmission). I assume a…

Garages are the basements of SoCal. That’s why everyone parks in their driveways or streets, as their garages are usually packed full of crap.

The 928 was a fast car in its day. I believe it was the fastest production car in 1983 (I’m guessing on the year from memory). Of course, FAST in 1983 was pretty SLOW (probably around 155 MPH).

I want that shirt!

I think that’s the happiest I’ve ever seen him look in a photo.

In the late nineties we were returning to San Diego from a work trip on the week prior to Super Bowl Sunday. At that time, the company had some sweet deal with TWA (yeah, they were around then) where we could get free upgrades to first class.

15K miles and needs timing belt replacement?

I’m wondering, was the new timing chain guide still plastic, or do they have upgraded replacement parts? It would seem kind of silly to just put the same thing back in there.