For the most part copyright and intellectual property is of the “use and protect it yourself or lose it” if you let it fly and don’t go after folks, you can lose your trademark/copyright if pressed on it down the road.

God no, there are surely cheaper ways to get your friends to make fun of you than buying this thing.

Sure, Amell might be embarrassed right now but this serves as a first rate audition for my upcoming epic C’mon, Man, I’m Wide Open: The Christian Hackenberg Story.

The Macan’s transmission has a torque converter, doesn’t it? I just got one for a loaner at the dealership, and although it had paddles and a much-nicer shift lever than what they’re putting in the 911 these days, it didn’t say ‘PDK’ anywhere that I noticed.

The issue is that he’s advertising his shoes without paying Ferrari for a license to the rights to use their trademark. This is what de-values the Ferrari brand. If advertisers that do pay Ferrari for the rights to use the Ferrari trademark see that Philip Plein used the Ferrari brand and did it for free, then they…

But now, not! Because of a 50-question multiple-choice test.

He also had troubled with the background screening, given Chubby’s Checkered past.

Jesus Christ, Charles. These submissions are supposed to be depressing in a funny way, not straight up depressing.

Is Daly even allowed on planes at this point?

Looks like the Porsche 917 shift knob.... but the 917's is better.

I’ll do it. Actually, I’ll subcontract it out to my dog.

Pffft, what do you want for your measly $4,500, to live forever?

Well you sure kicked an anthill with this! To be super pedantic, the “Carrera” moniker started off as a trim level in the 356 and 904 road cars during the 1950s. It was resurrected in the mid 1970s (1975 IIRC) when the 911 Turbo was launched (called Turbo Carrera in some markets). It was dropped on the turbo and…

Hate Boner is the name of my Christian grindcore band.

Gordon Shumway, please. No need for these speciest microaggressions. You can’t reduce the citizens of Melmac to a simple American acronym.

I have been driving by Eibach all week, reminding why California is the car culture state.  Also we have Stillen, Magnaflow, AEM, K&N, Tein US, Toyo Tires, Nitto Tires, etc.  You get the point.  Car companies love California.

The answer is California. Not even close.

I mean it has to be california, right? Ive lived literally in all corners of the lower 48 and lots in the middle and there is great stuff everywhere in this country. But, Cali is huge, it has a good climate and it offers any and all types of on or off road travel.

I am always amazed at peoples inability to understand basic economics.