The moment that the two refs look at each other for an answer... hilarious

I know that he would have been handed his walking papers at the beginning of the season if he had settled with the union, but Goodell should have all the ammunition he wants to bring back the refs now... if that is in fact what he is striving for.

Perhaps Fiat Italy will move beyond Europe, but I don't think they won't be shipping any cars from Italy to the United States, it is just not economical enough to work out.

One of these, Winnebago Sprinter Diesels without a doubt...they get 15-20 mpg. I know someone with a gas engined model that gets 17-18, though those are more difficult to find.

OMFG Miniature Egyptian-Martians

I like the Lexus concept, but I don't get the 'backwards L' badge

Man... I think the trials and tribulations George Costanza went through with cars on Seinfeld, and I am torn by your suggestion.

Neutral: Not a fan of the keyless cars. I love keyfobs, but a car should not shift into drive while running without the key in the ignition. It is the most elemental safety switch (to turn it off) and simplest anti-theft switch you could possibly ask for.

I'd like to buy this wagon and nickname it Tony Stanza.

I think the seller is actually just a tree-hugging hippie liberal looking to take advantage of someone. For that reason alone, NP.

Yes, it was cringe-worthy. I don't think it would have stood out had they not hyped it so much, and put him on the nomination acceptance night.

Oh sweet Jesus... these two Presidential candidates need to lay off the jokes

The injuries seem to be dogging Vick the last couple years, his pedigree is in doubt. He has defensive players nipping at his ankles every play, and is unable to throw them off his scent. I don't think he'll make it too far into the season, maybe about 1/7 the way through of the average human player. He has honestly…

Oh no, cosmic rays! Didn't Torchinsky or someone else suggest they put a giant E-stop button in cars? With the heavy electronic future in vehicles, I am very much in favor of that. An added benefit, if the cars become smart enough to rise up against us, we have a way to stop them.

Search the internet for 'Kia push button start failure'; for whatever reason, the push buttons on Kia vehicles are very unreliable.

Hey - you got your Facebook Timeline in my Kinja! Kinja 0.4 change approved. I need to adjust to this dual pane stuff, but I like it. I can go over it and look for worthwhile comments to read very quickly. I will let you know when I find one.

This is completely impossible; there are limits to how much data you can even send through an SMS/MMS message

I took advantage of Cash for Clunkers (bought a 2009 Focus for $9500). I think it was a very successful program for its intended purpose; to stave off the premature demise of the auto industry. That said, I am not so sure we need that same 2009 program right now. I suppose that for our long-term energy security, it…

Great call on this one, here's a concept rendering I found on the interwebs

Louis Woodhill committed several logical fallacies about GM, and the automotive market in general, in so few words. In a way... I am impressed, mostly just because I see past the pretense of honest intentions here, and understand that the intent is just political hatchet work.