I just dropped $3,400 on the quintessential Cash For Clunkers econobox: The 2009 Nissan Versa.

We just put Michelin X-Ice Snows on a set of 18" “base” Regal wheels on my brother’s ‘18 Regal GS (they clear the Brembos - possibly better than the factory 19s)...that thing should be similarly unstoppable in snow, especially with the trick twin-clutch rear diff.

Most plasmas essentially did away with burn-in (it was still possible, but you’d really have to be a moron) by pixel shifting and other things in the background. I wonder if OLEDs do something similar?

Crutchfield has the right idea when it comes to packing peanuts: they make their own out of starch. They just dissolve into nothing.

I believe that is called a bribe.

And even then, the size of said holes are what determine just how rusty it is described to be.

They’re coming.

Umm...a slide hammer works much better for removing hubs like that without potentially marring the mating surfaces.

Hence the term “lead sled”

Given that much of my concern for the infrastructure comes from actually supply enough power...I’m not sure this helps.

That’s because you didn’t collect enough rings.

I’m married to one.

That’s what I’ve always called it as well

It tends to mix with the Lucas Wire Smoke, making itself more visible.

Oh, definitely something else - but at a similar scale, the same 1x1 flower/anus should work quite well behind the license plate!

I’m really digging the throwback Michigan Winter Water Wonderland plates from 1965 that just came out. When I am up for a new plate, I definitely will be going with one of these.

But then you couldn’t pretentiously tell everyone how they should be debt-free like you would be.

Now they can finally make a Lego Mercury Mistress!

I swear I saw nearly exactly part of this in a recent Cook’s Country (or was it Cook’s Illustrated) magazine...

This thing totally reminds me of Prey.