I would love to have an RZ350, two stroke twin. That thing would wail.

Being one in the majority that learned to ride very young, like 4 or 5, it’s hard to imagine what it was like in the stages of learning. Even when I went a stretch of years without owning a bike, as soon as I threw a leg over the frame, it was like an animalistic, basic reflex.

This is why I like motocross bikes. For about $25k you can have a bike capable of competing, and even winning, at AMA pro races. This is the case for many privateer racers without factory backing. You might not be able to get some trick works parts, but you could basically through the Pro Circuit catalog at a Honda…

That was my thought initially.

But the problem lies in a situation where an airline is profitable without doing these things but because other airlines can get away with these fees and still retain the level of customers as before, why not do it? It’s not a matter of an airline not being profitable, it’s about how much more profitable they can…

I find this hilarious. Back in a principles of management class I took a few years ago we had to do assignments where we would be presented with a decision to make as a major business (this particular time it was Southwest Airlines) and do a write-up of how we would tackle the issue.

Nah, that’s a character from the T.V. show Parks and Recreation. I though the guy in the picture you posted looked like him.

You just got Jamm’d!

I don’t usually go for Mr. Carrey, but this is decently funny. He’s a pretty good impressionist.

This isn’t really related to the crazy stories, but the one by Kara Brandt made me remember the old pair of Shoes For Crews Chuck Taylor-style non-slip shoes I used to rock when I worked at Chipotle. I think I started a trend, cause after I had been wearing them for a few weeks and getting complements, a few other…

Hollywood Hogan, my nigga!

Is that Paul Stanley doing the song or does it just sorta sound like him? And if I remember this movie correctly, isn’t there a jet ski that is stowed somewhere in the hull that can be deployed?

I once used the little pass-through hatch on the rear seats of my old 92 prelude to reach the keys that I had stuck in the ignition, also using a clothes hanger. That was quite a feat if you ask me.

This might not apply to every state, as I live in NC, but you can refuse the breathalyzer on the side of the road. One you get to the police department, if you refuse the breathalyzer there, it is an automatic DUI (and it won’t look so good when the judge is reviewing your case). If you think you might be over the…

This is very serendipitous. I am moving across the state in the next few weeks and was searching for a bike rack on Craigslist. Instead of paying 20 bucks for a used one, I can get a brand new one for about the same price and not have to go meet any weird people.

This is very serendipitous. I am moving across the state in the next few weeks and was searching for a bike rack on…

All that extreme sports marketing has somehow convinced me that I should own a Mitsubishi Outlander Sport.

If anyone happens to own an F430, they could easily have a New Stratos (well, along with enough money to go along with the Ferrari, too). The New Stratos is based on a shortened F430 chassis. I have an old Car and Driver that has an article on this car (March 2011) and have never really seen much mention of it on this…

Ford Bronco II, like the one my friend had in high school. We used to cruise down the highway doing 70 and then I would get in the back and sway it side to side. God, that was probably unsafe but so much fun. We could cram about 6-7 people in that mofo.

A kaiser roll....

I think their BK’s are called Hungry Jack or something like that.