Love that story. Here’s another one: General Aviation aircraft manufacturers would ask focus groups and pilots at air shows if they like their designs. The pilots invariably would respond, “Oh YES! I’d fly that!”. The designs never sold as well as the pilots’ enthusiasm for them. Cirrus aircraft figured out that…

You ARE correct! That is a great example of telling the guy to close the gate after the horse gets out of the yard.

In addition to that, I have a letter typed out indicating who is selling to whom, the payment form, and the car being sold. Both parties sign and date the letter. Saved me some stress when someone called me about a car I sold 3.5 years ago saying it had been impounded, and the last signed title had my name on it. The…

That, and a trade for that $7,000 designer watch they “bought in Vegas when their luck was good”. Really? A car for a watch? Does that EVER work??

If they want speed, turns, and excitement, this is the design to use:

You can make two grocery bags very comfortable on the way home.

Were you in the UK, because that fellow is driving from the continentally-incorrect side of the car.

Except you missed the part about this one having fewer of those fussy electronic circuits. It depends on your priorities, which is why NPCP promotes such interesting dialogue.

FYI: The term “slut shame” is bigoted. Why shouldn’t women also be allowed to be horny? Unless you call guys “sluts”, you should reconsider your bias. (End of soap-box. And no, I don’t read Jezebel, I’m just trying to promote lusty women and responsible men.)

If you knew the road involved in the crash, you’d know this is indeed an extreme circumstance. (Although I do approve of greater crackdown on reckless driving in general.)

I wonder if that’s the former White Lightning race plane.

Now we know what happened to the classified, Zuma satellite that didn’t quite make orbit on Monday .

You’re already halfway there! The article mentions that they already replaced the air suspension with coils.

Comes with rare, 2nd story car port.

Art is a matter of context. In the context of the article and the photo, I wanted to support the car staying. After seeing the “installation” in context with the rest of the street, and how small that front property is, I’m siding with the neighbor who wants it gone. And haul away that thing along the curb. It looks…

Not quite like this, but I like the visual. It gets interesting around the first minute.

David: I hope you get a bonus for every time someone mentions you (or stars a related comment) in a comments section. It has become quite the sport this past few months.

Some people at Ford said to themselves, “Gee, I’d really like a Porsche Macan, but who can afford that action? All I can afford is a Ford Edge. Hmmmm.....”

It needs one of those foam cannons that the airports use. You can fill it with whipped cream.

You can try to tell the guy, but I don’t think he can hear you right now.