Mobile Airborne Grouped Nonlethal Unmanned Magnetic - Pulse Initiator. Now with more mustache!

I was hoping for “Strategic Hyper Electro Magnetic Pulse”, actually. nyuk nyuk.

yeah, I was kinda thinking that the terror implications of this tech is far more scary.

It was picked up by the Logo channel, and shot in glorious HD.

yo dawg, we heard you liked wings....yadda yadda.

that groove at 1:06 is magical. Also is the sound of Jack’s drums. What a performance!

these are FAR from nightmare parents. It shows they know what they and their kid need. I honestly see nothing wrong with this. We have sent similar notes to some family when they ask what does your family need for <insert gift-day here>. If you don’t want to know don’t ask.

Umphrey's does have a foothold in the area...hmm.

"Some people think it's confusing," said Alan Batey, president of GM North America. "People are having some fun with it. It is generating awareness, which is good. It's so conversational."

no kidding, right? BOLT THROWER! LIVE!

woah woah woah. Radioshack was predicting black quarterbacks all the way back then? this should have been "Doug Williams LCD Football"

A) I had this toy. Cool, but eminently useless.

I am not afraid to say that I really like this, in a non-ironic way. It's rather awesome and unexpected to say the least.

"Cam's up, don't shoot!" perhaps?

brilliant idea! I think there's no way to get your door to open wide enough tho... :-/ Or maybe we need like a giant gyroscopic padded bubble thing that your kids can crawl play around in and when you stop/turn/whatever, the thing compensates leaving the kiddos flat and level. Like an acceleration couch that sci-fi…

oh well. I'll just break my back everytime I put the middle kid in haha. And continue to not have my legs broken by my van. thanks odyssey!

would have been nice! I'm also in the states so I don't know if I could a) get it and b) not get a ticket using it. What's the british version of the Honda Pilot anyway?

would love one of these but don't have any invites... :(

yeah, having 3 kids (under 4 years old) makes a wagon a moot point. We have a Pilot, which incidentally is the only vehicle that we could find that fit 3 car seats across in the back seat, and the van. Thank god we got an Odyssey. I freaking love the thing. granted, i'm not of the hooning type and have accepted that…

This video was produced by the Department of Defense which, I know, isn't really what you'd call a carmaker. They were, however, a major driving force in the development of automatic transmissions. I simply couldn't not include this video that explains the mystery of how they work. Spoiler alert: it's not wizardry!