Didn't see Rutledge Wood's little VW Rabbit pickup...I'm guessing the guy filming didn't stick around long enough for him to get there.

That's what I was curious about too. Seeing as the power and torque ratings are EXACTLY the same as the ZR1, (only a coincidence, I'm sure) I am curious as to what would be faster in a drag race and on the track. Obviously the big difference is the insanely huge V10 to the supercharged V8, I'm not sure what…

So your saying you're not going to drive it until the 3rd, 4th, or 5th day you own it?

I didn't notice that before, but now that you've mentioned it..that is really strange.

I wonder what brand and type of bicycle he was riding (yes I know it was a road bike, I'd like to know exactly what kind of road bike). I can also see the headlines over the bicycle on the manufacture's website now.."Specialized Tarmac SL4- known to get speeding tickets on the highway"

Personally I vote for Zooey...I mean she has the same color hair as Steve and..and...well I think she'd be great.

If you've got an amazon prime account, then go for it. It's a great way to consume all that free media, and it's not bad as a little full color reader as well.

I very much liked the guys response after getting back up to his feet at just past 1:00.

Ok, for the vast majority of people, I completely agree with you, BUT I can think of a few special situations where this would be applicable. For example, I know a very elderly couple who are closing in on 90. The husband likes to ride his bike, but is physcally unable to mount a regular bicycle. (Of course,…

Some days they are enough that you really don't want to be messing with them.

To reduce your sensitivy to the allergens in pollen, try eating local RAW honey as well. (The stuff in the grocery store that never crystalizes and says honey on it doesn't count, go to the local farmer's market) While it may not do much, I've heard that the pollen in local honeys can help reduce allergy symptons by…

There are also some large waves that can come crashing in against the metal siding of that pier, so if you don't get caught in the current, you can end up being bashed against the sides as well. Not the best place for a swim.

The big problem that I think the RIAA has with piracy is that it is lost revenue for THEM. Sure, it might be really great for the individual artists, but screw them, that doesn't earn the major labels anything. I'm all for supporting artists, especially artists who work to produce music on their own and release it…

I wonder what sort of bike and components he is using...it seems like that level of abuse would tear apart most bikes, even downhill ones if you rode that way for very long.

I wonder if this is not only true of the desktop but also any other folder in the file system. Personally, I cannot stand to have anything on my desktop at all, but quite often all my random files that that accumulate get dumped into something like the downloads folder. It seems like that would make sense,…

You can buy a veyron SS now.

No, there would almost certainly be no texture with that level of gravity, but it might be an image based off of light, which might appear to have texture, as more light escapes in some areas more then others. More then likely it just an artist rendition of what they think it looks like, which is almost certainly…

Well, I'm from Michigan and I LOVE pop-tarts, so perhaps that's some evidence to support that theory.

YouTube will automatically try to stream the highest quality based off of the viewing size as well. If you always play videos in fullscreen mode, it will try to play at 720p every time, (it doesn't seem to ever scale up to 1080p unless you change it yourself). Since the new iPad of course has the screen resolution…

"350 MB (5 hrs Youtube)" That is a huge load of crap...I'm sorry, but it is. Unless we are talking in mostly 240p, then perhaps it is accurate. Occasionaly I like to watch some gaming vids on Youtube, and a 15 minute video running at just 720p is usually around that size. (quite often bigger) I would blow through…