Zomg I want that car.

@gm0n3y: I'm not sure about what their history has been like but from what I've heard they make a pretty decent car now. Perhaps Chevrolet and Chrysler would see some benefit from entering. I'm sure it's done Ford some good.

@Shykin: It's ok. I get that from everybody.

I don't Facebook. Facebook makes me want to commit suicide.

I'd like to see every car manufacturer with a Rally car. At least they would all have some experience in making smaller cars more durable.

@silkworm: You also have to realize that the bacteria there may not be able to affect us being from a different world. As a matter of fact, you'd have to bring along all of your own vegetables and meats because it's possible you wouldn't be able to digest or get nutrients from any of the "food" there.

@KeyserSöze: That'd be an interesting auto style. Instead of the old Mercury Sable which had the entire front of the car light up you could have a line of lights stretching from the front to the back.

Do you have to pay Tina Fey money now?

@ZenInsight: [www.worldtvpc.com]

Me: Oh sweet! No marketing hype.

Well seeing as Toshiba's going to be coming out with a 3DTV that doesn't require stupid goggles at the end of this year, I think I can wait.

@Turbineguy - now with reheat!!:

You'll never keep that car clean. No fender behind the front tire means dust/mud/anything else on door constantly.

@Samo: You mean like how nobody in the US is allowed to trade with Cuba?

... and you wonder why American built cars are such piles of crap...

But... but... what if the skinny tree is shaking?

@Dan820: There's almost a "patina of car" there.

Great... now if that Politician makes any bad calls people will blame it on video games.

@kitsuneconundrum: ... and he should stop trying to look like Itigaki.

@John-Hamptonshire: Just wait until you have to help Frodo defeat the A&W Bear... the lord of the onion rings.