@DreamingInGreen: I would be a fan of the <20k income response, but that may be because I don't like strangers to know my income levels...

@Asha L Kydd: you can still love biking but not have a bike currently... my brother-in-law was participating in 60 mile rides with me before he bought his first road bike (he rented before that).

@Tyrunn: From the things I have seen and heard, dating sites can lead to meaninful relationships for individuals in their 20's...

@Christian Lindfors:

@quasistellar: On Vista right now... hate it for the fact that there are some interface failures with Microsoft Sharepoint (yes, it doesn't play nicely with their own products).

@Darnell's Auto Wrecking: over the booth... between the booths... close enough.

@Baby Beater Benz: I lived in Fort Worth for the last 10 months and loved it... even put 4,000 miles on a motorcycle in the Western fringes of the metroplex. The drivers are much nicer, and a few even have a touch of the West Texas hospitality to them (like in Haslet).

@ThreeLitre: I might be more partial to something like a 99/00 Accord with the 4-cylinder... it makes any maintenance/repair work crazy easy for all the extra room you have to work with since you have a I4 engine in the same space a V6 is meant to fit.

@irishelement: Canadian and Chinese parts... and a touch of Mexican labor....

The scene in Utah was slightly epic, and sad at the same time...

@bigmoosen: The best solution I have seen is in Austin, TX, where the occasional motorist will hang their door open in slow moving traffic to prevent people from passing in the 'soon to be ending' lane next to them.

@Bret: My wife wants to have a paintball gun for her car... she figures that after a week it will be pretty clear who the assholes on the road are.

@$kaycog: I am advocate for the 'grin and beer it' solution...

I-35W in Forth Worth, TX has the best solution for the last photo...

@An Army Of Juan: In DFW traffice (but more specifically, Dallas, the spawn of stuck up motorists), if I see someone doing this with a blinker, then I assume that they realized too late that they are needing to turn at the next intersection.

@LuckyChuck: awesome.

@marimvibe: I agree that it is mostly harmless. Though it does not reflect the paranoia that I am accustomed to with the aerospace industry.

i am a little surprised this is on the internet, to be honest...

@gstatty: this is just a better cap than the last one... and it still isn't a cap that stops the flow - just a higher capacity siphoning cap.

@jbird526: well... mostly correct.