In response McLaren showed a screen with the passage, "0-100-0: 1.45 seconds" on it.

I bet Ray is passed out on the floor somewhere right now.

That looks like the world's fastest bowler hat.

The original shakedown video in LA last year was much more impressive.

And that Lotus was built on an Izuzu platform by Izuzu.

I like how a guy with open Champagne bottles and Boat Owner magazine is heating his office like a hobo!

Well it is free with new devices now.

Why the fake shattering sounds? I hate artificial and sweetened sound tracks like that.

It was all for weapon development. In this case of miniaturized atomic bombs that had a "dial a yield" to control the output.

No mention of iPhoto? The new version got rid of the confusing, Kai's PowerTools style, UI.

The master would certainly NOT APPROVE!

They make razor blade scrapers that you can get at the auto parts store specifically for this task. I used to inspect cars and we would always just give it a blast of glass cleaner, wait 30 seconds, and then it comes right off with the razor.

They make razor blade scrapers that you can get at the auto parts store specifically for this task. I used to inspect cars and we would always just give it a blast of glass cleaner, wait 30 seconds, and then it comes right off with the razor.

A little known fact is that the spoon utensil was actually invented to allow an Avanti viewer a quick, and irreversible, way to scoop their eyes out after seeing one.

Wait a second! I kept saying this very thing and many many commenters piled on saying that the carbon fiber tub was designed to shatter at a snails pace to "protect" the people inside! It's a good thing there have never been videos of people hooning cars from a shop posted on Jalopnik. They might think that these guys…

Sure, but we've used the corrections hashtag for years on the Gawker sites.

Just so you know, warship is one word, not two. #corrections

The most important question I have is, "Do you live in Cameron's house from Ferris Beuller's Day Off"?

This had no idea where I'm from! Then again, I know that I don't have a typical dialect for my region.

Yeah, when I was racing Traxxas came along as a RTR brand that just was trying to take the low end stuff that Tamiya had abandoned.