Lawd, I hope it looks better in person... In the photos it looks like a Chinese copy of an F150... Same same, but different.

I was also going to make this point. Thank you.

I want to start a fundraiser to buy every book, lecture... everything. And then put it all up on the interwebz for free in an effort to defund the "church"...Wait?! Has someone already done that?

I hear you. I have a BlackBerry, and I like it. iOS snobs and Fandroids be damned.

Uhh... there is nothing at all heavy about the gamepad. In fact, I'm a fan of it as it currently stands... A smaller revision might not be that great for me and my adult sized hands...

Oooh, double post... sorry.

In a town near where I grew up there was a Chinese restaurant named "House of Poon". Teenage me (and now 36 yr old me) laughed a lot.

In a town near where I grew up there was a Chinese restaurant named "House of Poon". Teenage me (and now 36 yr old me) laughed a lot.

Holding a corgi for any period of time is like holding a fluffy, willful cinder block. Also, anytime I ever picked up my corgi, his ears would go flat in the "I'm not amused" position... which now that I'm thinking about it would make for an awesome picture. I feel this needs to happen.

This is no lie. I bought a 2012 double cab 4x4 long bed, got tired of payments and sold it 10 months later with 10K on the clock to Carmax for more than I paid for it. Unbelievable.

The site is great, I've been soaking it up since you sent me the link. I have a vendor who was actually friends with Mr. Honda and at dinners during industry events he'll sometimes tell stories. It's just fascinating.

Great read, thanks!

It's a beauty. I bet it was just a blast to bomb around on.

Between this and the Cub, you apparently have impeccable taste Sir.

Mmmm... that's a nice Sport Cub!

Just because you don't like it doesn't make it not a motorcycle. I'm doubting that you even ride at this point and are just trollin' instead.

Dude! Good Buy!

Most of the powersports people I have worked with over the years are pretty enthusiastic about the Cub. It's such a huge and influential part of motorcycling history it's hard to not love it, even if just for what it has done and not what it currently does.

It's got to be step through with floorboards to be a scooter. This, Sir, is no scooter.