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If she is about to break the windshield I'll be pissed...

@Frost, Inc. - Complete mea culpa on this one. Totally fair game for pot shots :)

If a bird sh*t on that I would hunt that little sh*tter down and beat it senseless with a PETA sign. Cheers!

Oh damn, now that is just plain embarrassing. I swear I spell checked that before posting... grammar and syntax choice review maybe not so much.

I'd totally agree. Would be nice if when the driving started they turned down the volume on the music and overlaid some engine noise. Also would have been nice to see more driving.

GT does not give time, it takes time. You in any of the auto-related clubs?

Hey science boy, how about you test this instead: See if you can consume an amount of cornstarch such that enough makes it through your digestive system so that your poop starts acting like a non-Newtonian fluid. I expect to see splatter results and video of poop thrown at your wall.

The assumption that the poop is ridged (poop is also not a non-Newtonian fluid*...) and the full mass can be used to calculate the initial impact force or the impact force at any point through the duration of the collision as if it were a ridged object would be incorrect. The impact force at any given time would…

Great, now I feel like the winning loser...

10: Yes

Re Lead Image: Lens cap for his camera. That's about where I keep mine when I'm shooting.

All times at the Porsche test track will be handicapped to account for replacing the wheels somewhere near turn 2 after the car ends up on blocks...

hahahahahaha, talk about timing. Guess to auto journalists that thing is looking much more like NP than CP right now.

damn it... beat me to it while I was futzing around with spell checking. Well played Dwight. Well played.

I do believe it is time to test out the latest auto show Zombie Apocalypse offerings.

Wow, from above ATL's spaghetti junction doesn't look quite as bad. Having driven through that interchange countless times at this point it's also not that bad when you know what's up and plan for it as you drive.

I laughed... but still want it (minus the wing... that's just wrong).

You should come teach classes down here then. There is a lot of money to be made if you can convince the courts to mandate self-paid training for all of the idiots who stuff it at the first sign of snow.

I'm saying the people who believe all weather will provide them the same traction as winter specific tires need to stay home. My apologies for not being clearer about that. Down here we get plenty of people driving who just don't understand that "all weather" does not mean they can go balls-out in the snow. Those…