And clean she is!

Japanese styling.  German reliability.  They got it backwards.

Shames me to agree, I was more exited about the 93 ES300 I recently bought than this.....

How great would it be if the other blogs all started covering sports today?

Can you let me know when you will be returning to sports coverage so I can go back to checking in once or twice per day? I have a lot to do today at work and all of these posts about non-sports topics are distracting because I Must Read Every Single One of Them. Whereas with the sports stuff I really only care if its…

Deadspin does too much traffic to get Splintered. The brilliant executives wouldn’t kill a blog like Deadspin. That’d be like killing your politics blog during a heated election cycle.

The sweet spot for affordability is the 3FE 80 series, the FJZ80 gets all the love because it feels like it has twice the power of the old 3FE. It also was just before Toyota decided we get the Lux Cruiser or nothing, so you can get them with cloth seats. 

I love how you’ve put that. Kevin Smith made a movie so he could spend time with his daughter, score a job for one of his best friends, and serve up something to his fan-base. It’s bizarre how much scorn the reviewer wants to heap on him over it (as opposed to movies like Batman v. Superman or Rambo: Last Blood, which…

Everyone: shaft driven is more reliable and less maintenance

Owning a boat is dumb. It’s far easier to just have friends that own boats.

The two best days of boat ownership:

This is a cool story. Looking forward to it.

You want to live in a tiny trailer with no toilet and shower? I get the whole wanderlust minimalism mentality, but set yourself up for success first.

Boat owner here, you nailed it.

Counterpoint: the two happiest days of boat ownership are the day you buy your boat, and the day you sell your boat.  

I dunno, everyone I know that owns a boat agrees that boats are holes you through money into.

Unhappy boat owners are the ones who aren’t on the water because their boat is broken and they can’t afford the thousands to fix it.