@Kuro: Of course Schumacher would say Senna is the best, because clearly there's no one else besides himself, regardless which culture one comes from, you never say yourself as the better being than one who's already dead. That's especially notable in sports. And to say Senna was always given the inferior equipment…

Toyota doesn't own Mazda. Toyota own Daihatsu and Daihatsu own 51% of Perodua. Hyundai own some 30% of Kia.

Everyone said Aryton is the best driver, because he's dead. The fact is, Schumacher is the better driver compared to Senna era to era. He won more races, he's more dominating. Ask the same question pre 1994 and you can be sure he's not that godlike.

The most embarrassing cars are in Asia.

@mahiskali: lol at harry potter. but aren't there anti-glare screen protectors available cheaply?

@switchednick: I'd second that, along with anything social media. And the digitalization of Earth, and making people realized there's actually nothing such as things you don't really know or places you don't know how to go - Google.

I might sound like licking Sergey or Larry's balls, but Google revolutionize the last 10 years more than anything else. Ok perhaps Bush more so, but we're talking towards the betterment of mankind right?

@Ian Logsdon: The thing with so-called 'flexible displays' is that they're trying to mimic the form factor of printed newspaper, forgetting the fact that newspapers were huge because they need adequate space to - PRINT - whereas flexible displays need not.

Wait, if its e-Ink, then that would've meant it need not be that huge (as if a printed paper) as contents can be dynamic. Oh, with color, the user experience can be really awesome as it's not confined to just a picture and words! Wow!

Facebook, Google Earth, Google Street View, Twitter, Wireless energy transfer, Commercial viable FuelCell, Patriot Missiles, YouTube, Embryonic Stem cell, Chinese workers, Sub prime mortgage and lastly, 'Using possession of Weapons of mass destruction to invade another country."

@FlyingUndeadSheep: Which its still cheaply build, can't see out of nowhere with those driving position and the A-pillars. Nissan should also consider slicing the rear view mirrors in half to save weight because that's all needed to look through the rear screen. Was hoping a lot for this but ended up rather…

@vr6john: nah not exactly. one of the previous colonies though. you know, like America, but without the Brits sucking our balls everytime they're in trouble.

@KillerBee: Lol~ good one! i was kinda hoping he'd tweeted "Man I'm gonna do my wife real good when I got home after the match" so that it'll go up Jezebel and Fleshbot as well. :)

@tempesjo: I did not only text and shift manually, I text with an iphone as well. yes it's difficult. i'd quit texting for my manual though.

@Novaload: my technically exaggerated reply perhaps is somewhat flawed, but seriously, towing one's car away is an act of terror, a ticket alongside a summon to the nearest police station within 14 days for said offender would've suffice.

@long_live_the_E36: Yes, BMWs are no doubt awesome, in fact, not just in handling. But said non-car-guys would 'validate' that with their day to day traffic jam to office and proceed with ransacking their hear-say mind while making that statement. :)

@HammerheadFistpunch: And it looks much better without it. Seriously, everyone knows chocolate drink and beer both taste good. but that doesn't mean...

So if you violate parking regulations, said enforcers can go free for all anyhow they liked to remove your car?

Most annoying question from non-car guy ever to me: What's the best car? & I like BMWs because their handling is awesome.

it just looked like my current macpro's keyboard.