For many people, Minecraft is synonymous with "video games." You don't play "video games." You play Minecraft. Five years after its release, the original is still seeing additional content as the game gets ported to everything with a screen and a processor. For a sequel to live, the original must die: and Minecraft…

Well that settles it, I'm only buying Pampers from now on.

When I was young, my mother insisted I get a 2-seater (at the time a H22 swapped Del Sol) because then I'd be less likely to fool around in it with friends. She was right of course (even though she never understood why this particular car may not be the best choice for her wishes). However my older sister ended up…

Put fuel in it. Check tire pressure. Head out.

Point taken. However, you'd need THREE Miata's and THREE licensed drivers to get the same passenger capacity as the Mazda5. That's not even taking into account the fuel (I know, it's an extreme example but still...).

Counterpoint: Mazda5 with a stickshift.

People think you bought a fourth generation Camaro/Firebird because you have a mullet/live in a trailer park/married your cousin. The real reason is because you wanted some of the cheapest horsepower available anywhere.

I got a chill down my spine as I typed "Justin Bieber" into Google image search. Never again.

Found their source image!

I think this is why they went with what they did (according to natedrives):

Thanks for sharing! So if I'm getting it correctly, this was essentially the thought process

XBMC rolls off the tongue nicely, but I understand where they are coming from. Everytime I recommended using XBMC to people, they said "but I don't have/want an Xbox, why would I use it?" This new name change will make that a non-issue.

"No cops."

Piece two together and point the two cameras slightly away from center and you have yourself a great setup! You could go even further and use more than two of these to create a wider field of view.

Here you go:

Tacky. But it gives me an idea - why not buy those LEDs that youput on bike wheels to change the image displayed to make it change with the RPMs.

A few minutes later, a public relations woman was at my side. It turns out, they're Jalopnik fans.

... which in turn led to these cars and their drivers being put in an even more dangerous situation. They are no longer in a position to be able to get out of the way of the oncoming vehicle, but now have to simply sit a hope the car being chased at a high rate of speed behind them doesn't rear end them. It was a risk…

Much better - thanks for clearing it up.

No worries, you probably read the article's description of events (which were wrong) then checked out for the rest.