I always liked Mustang LX taillights for their simplicity.

You bring up a really good point. But why was that tablet in 2003 not successful but the iPad was successful?

Take a look at that picture and tell me he didn't lash out irrationally.

haha that reminds me of the chase scene from Terminator 2 when the wrecker drives under the overpass and shears off the roof. (I couldn't find a picture of that)

Just because you're a good racecar driver doesn't give you a license to act like a sore loser. He should take it like a man, he'll earn more respect that way. Now, instead of the media talking about how he's a great racecar driver and how he got screwed, now they're talking about him being a sore loser who lashes…

I'm sure the guy at verizon who decided to sponsor this douche is getting reamed out right now. As he should.

Don't mess with him, he'll kick your ass with cantonese subtitles.

I concur. It seems like they are the only company that's making any "real" progress. Sure, Virgin Galactic made a suborbital flight and are working on more "suborbital flights", but it's been quite some time since they made that first flight.

That's awesome! Most discoveries are made by mistake, and there'll probably be a lot of discoveries that the 40 ish scientists will stumble upon. Maybe they'll detect a North Korean sub. Or the Loch Ness Monster.

This is one of those gadgets that's so simple in its intentions that I can't believe no one has thought of this before. It's something that should have been invented in the 80's, right along with the "Speak & Spell".

Let it sit there. What a dumbass, the driver just HAD to plow into the cement at the exact moment that they just finished it but it hasn't dried yet.

Do you remember what we thought the 1994 mustang was going to look like after the fox body era?

It has the body shape of an Altima circa 2006.

Shalom ladies!

opulence... I has it...

aaah you beat me to it!

"Subsonic Velocity"? There's no sound in space, so what the hell does that mean? Oh astronauts..

No shit there'll always be a place to share pictures, events, and information. But the article asks "Will Facebook actually matter in politics?" It's a given that the internet and some form of social networking will exist in 20 or so years. But I doubt "Facebook" will still exist. There'll be something better that…

He should have just kept his mouth shut and walked away. He sounded polite, but he was really trying to spite the officer.

That's pretty cool that there's manufacturer support for this. There are probably already people doing this, now the only difference is that they have real equipment from Nissan.