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Counterpoint: No.

I would laugh if it wasn’t most likely true. Sounds like a lot of logistics and department involvement, also I’m sure Ecuador turned the other cheek after a few dollars passed hands.

This just in; tax payers shell out $8 million dollars to catch thief who stole 1.6. Seems like a great use of resources.

I’m actively boycotting everything he’s involved with until he makes your goddamn biopic.

Haha! It was really Jalopnik that changed my life running that first story and then hiring me and teaching me to write. Renner has been nothing but awesome. His world blew up after I sold him my story, so it got put on hold while he films a ton of Avengers and stuff. But he mentioned it last month in an interview…

Things got nuts near the end and I was having trouble just keeping the group organized. I’m really sorry I didn’t reply. Come join us for the next race. Most likely the Baja 500. Its a huge bummer we missed the race, but I made a lot of mistakes and then this thing came up that took me to LA for a few days right…

Andrew, this is one of the best articles I’ve read on Jalopnik. Excellent piece!

One of the first times I’ve read an article twice here on Gawker.

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What you’re looking for is electrochromic glass, like this:

This right here is the reason I give every time somebody starts whining “why do people hide their license plates in Craigslist ads?”

A felony? Really? What is the fine for driving with no licence plate?

I’m actually giving serious consideration to building just that browser extension:

“The research, performed at NASA’s Ames Research Center, also confirmed that doubling the number of rotors nearly doubles the craft’s thrust”

Well you can certainly rely on it to get to the shop every week.

Edit: Ironically, this probably costs more than $2k.

People seemed interested in DeMuro’s trip with the Hummer on a race track...

Nice trails. Can we expect a second article detailing jeeps hanging with a sports car on the pavement?

As someone who grew up in PA, those dirt roads look smoother than anything we’ve got.