Growing up in South Western Ontario, driving in snowy conditions becomes second nature, along with the safety precautions that one driver must take. Winter tires, check. Snow scraper, check. Removing snow and ice off all windows, lights, and roof, check!

A '94 Celica GT-four please! I'll even pay for 80% of it since I've already saving up for it.

I tend to usually pack some sour candies to keep me awake, and at least a litre of ice water. If i get too hungy though, I usually don't mind a quick pit-stop at a road side Tim Hortons.

How about a 50th Anniversary 300ZX for $2500?

Mate Tea does the job for me, it's more a natural energy drink.

It's true, I too have great power in my phalanges.

It must have been a breeze to up-sell their products.

@dsh: Hence why there are freedom fries at McDonalds.

@gman1023: My dad emigrated from Japan to Canada in the early 70's and has never bought a foreign car. His first car was a '73 Chevelle, then an '81 Dodge Ram van, and currently rides a '94 Olds Ninety-Nine (his 2nd). While in Hawaii for my brother's wedding, he rented a '05 Mustang.

Psh.

I'm not sure why everyone is getting excited about sliding doors. My ancestors in Japan have been doing so for centuries. And look at that giant plasma screen to the left!

Site has been aptly renamed to:

@wolfy- Is getting a e30 before nurburgring!: Aussies secretly want to be Canadian. Just come to Whistler or Tofino and it'll be your home away from home. It's oooh-some, eh?

I can only imagine all the people that are going to arrive in ERs across the nation, knocked out, due to being hit in the head with one of these being flung around by a friend.

I can only imagine all the kids arriving in the ER knocked out from getting hit by someone twirling this thing round and round at a party.

What? No NASCAR or poker footage?!?