So it has to be fast, not look like a million dollar sports car, and have a lot of interior room....

A million? Seriously? Do you know how big a number that is?

I was thinking something more along the lines of this

Yea, pretty much.

Everyone I've ever heard talk about a bow and arrow refers to it as a bow and arrow. Even Google does.

I have to say, I'm impressed. This is one of the best written, most researched articles I've read on Giz in a long time.

Perc is carcinogenic, but it's also considered an organic compound.

It costs more money up front, in the long run, and just doesn't work as good.

As someone who works in a drycleaners, I can't tell you the sheer number of times a person has come in with a piece of clothes and says something like: "I got a stain on it and used a Clorox(or tide) pen on it." 9/10 times, it's ruined.

If you bring your shirts into any drycleaners, by default they're washed, starched (optional), and pressed. That's why they're so cheap. NO drycleaners will ever dry clean shirts for that price. And I'll explain why.

Yes to all of the above, except that even the "organic" or "green" cleaners still use perc (at least some, not all). Perc is an organic compound.

Except it doesn't.

"....V6 Charger, still more power than the Taurus, still RWD, and it gets 31mpg...."

Too bad a mustang still has the potential to dump all over the M3.

"what do you expect from a state where clueless Democrats run rampant"

"post two grand and get out"

HA.

"She did not have the intent of being dead, and for the purpose of surviving and recovering, she was not in fact dead."

Hmm.. My stock broker gave me that book. He had a bunch of copies laying around his office for some reason.

I used to do this with my Netflix account. Me and a friend would split the cost of the account, and I activated his Xbox under my subscription. Sue, my recommended TV shows/movies got a little corrupted, but I didn't really mind. It was half price, after all.