Yes, because the best thing to do with something that goes 100 mph and motorists have trouble seeing is to make it silent.

Lamborghini Miura, easily. The first real mid-engine road car, and a work of art. Who cares if the steering gets light when the tank isn't full? Just another excuse stop, get out, and stare at it for a while.

Well, piecing together bits with what I can remember from high school spanish class, I think Ortiz asked where the the shoe store is, though he could also have said something about a library or possibly asked what time it is.

This is exactly the sort of hard hitting journalism that drew me to Timf magazine in the first place.

@Babcocksure:

I've never understood why people consider homerism a bad thing in broadcasters. They're not journalists, they're entertainers, and they cater to the fans of the team that employs them. It's not like these are national broadcasters dealing with a wide audience. When I watch a baseball game I want to feel like the…

Would this actually work? I haven't used a real vuvuzela but it was my assumption that one was played with an embouchure similar to that used on a brass instrument, and the buzzing noise came from the buzzing of the lips like a trumpet. If this is correct then simply blowing air or noise through the horn wouldn't do…

Certainly more interesting as the "Maradona wears an Argentina jersey (occasionally uniform) under his suit" rumor that I keep hearing. Though that one has the upshot of actually being fairly plausible.

This turns me into a giddy child.

Yes, yes, but can you put a hayabusa engine in it?

Gotta be USA-Ghana. Revenge for '06 here we come.

Feels good, man.

The piano in the Volkswagen Bus from Pappenheimer. Actually, on second thought that's the best modification of anything, ever.

@arozzi: Sure they do. Here's a news story on it: [cbs2chicago.com]

I know people like the human element in the game, but in sports these days it's just too easy to use technology to learn what the call should have been. 40 years ago, instant replay was less accessible and when a bad call happened, it may be controversial, but no one would be sure what it should have been.

@Shivver:

Haters gonna hate.

I think Halo is a pretty cool guy. eh kills aleins and doesnt afraid of anything.

Ehhhhhh. I've played that New York track in Forza, it's not so great.

Poor Scott. Poor, poor Scott. That was your ball Ozzie signed, wasn't it?