So congratulations(?) on the new Cracked format, what with the numbered list and all.

lol, I was thinking the same thing.

I mean, maybe, just maybe, it is worth the asking price if it is the actual car from Corvette Summer. But it isn't ...

LeVon: How do you top $240 worth of pudding?

Barry: We build a video game.

Both: Awwww yeah.

Panoz is still hanging in there with their lucky three-leaf clover.

The Ford Falcon XY GT. One of the first cool scoops on a high-production badge.

I absolutely loved my Saab. Enough power to make me smile, enough comfort to make the passengers smile, and thanks to being a hatchback with folding rear seats, enough room to bring home furniture, ladders, whatever.

I'm not the only person who's wanted to show up at a Laker's game with a #24 jersey with 'Rapist' written on the back.

Son, I am disappoint.

Here you go:

Ahhhh. Ok, so they are part of the bleacher. While not particularly attractive, that makes me feel a whole lot better.

I've seen folks throw trash onto the track before and imagining hundreds of folding chairs right next to the track had me boggling at the potential risk.

I've only seen races at three big tracks (Laguna Seca, Sonoma, and California Speedway) and a couple of small dirt ones, but I don't think I've seen folding chairs as paid seating (vs. bring your own open seating) at any of them.

Are paid-seat folding chairs a common sight at other tracks?

This was an hit piece. There are _tons_ of fun Ameritrash games out there ... and even more fun games that fit into neither of these categories. Don't let this crappy review turn you off of what are some really great games.

You do know that A few Acres of Snow is horribly broken right? Great game. I own it and enjoy(ed) it until discovering the broken gameplay. The designer has confirmed the problem ... not sure if there is an official fix yet though.

A few years back, I saw a Pontiac GTO (Holden Monaro) in a parking lot with the Holden Lion on the badges.

This one is a stretch, as it says Cleveland in the name and is an American engine at heart, but I'm going to give a shout out to the 351c all the same.

I drive a 2002 Prius to work everyday. It is a boring little turn-key commuter car that gets great gas mileage and causes zero headaches. Totally delivers as promised.

I gotta admit, I like Whitney's standup a lot. Seriously dig it.

I haven't played a FF game since FFVIII, which as I recall was, meh. (To be fair, it was competing with FFVII for a place in my heart, which, well yeah, isn't a fair contest at all.)

Delivery is a bit more. As I recall, I paid close to 3k back in 2001 to have my Falcon shipped over. (And as NinetyQ points out, you'll need to deal with all sorts or regulatory nonsense as it is a grey market import. I lucked out as mine is from 1974 ... and even then needed to wait a few years to grandfather in past…

Sorry for the confusion on the terminology ... resolution v. frame rate and all that. I don't recall high fps ever being an issue on non HDTVs.