Banff Nat'l Park

i rememberseeing wildlife bridges crossing the highway when visiting Calgary some 10 yrs ago; no need to be a future concept. I suppose its a safety thing up there when there's moose to consider.

@boxerfanatic, great love letter to the entire Audi line, couldn't agree more... I share a commute with a b8 s4, he must know that my constant passing and allowing him to pass are just me ogling his car and laugh at my hopes of my lamely practical 2.0t fwd passat will someday grow into a 3.0t awd S4 like his.

My fiance normally just rolls her eyes when I point at a new Audi and say "want" like a 2 year old (maybe because I do it with all of them?), but we passed a 2012 A6 on the highway and before I even saw it she was asking, "what's thaaaatttt? can we get thaaaaattt?" She's acquiring the taste.

nope, upstate new york; gorgeous in some areas, depressing/scary in others.

or gt-r? but they have that auto lunch control business...i've confused myself now

I'm sure it's fast but all I've ever seen drive it are these kids

Can't bring myself to update facebook app seeing that it wants access to...wait for it...everything i do.

pulling behind mentioned bro-in-civic-with-misaligned-HID-kit-without-projectors and giving him your brights until he stops mid-lane on the highway just to spite you = :D

Dr. Doozle, I concur.

As a lower, wider design direction for the Tiguan, I don't think this is such a bad idea; kind of puts it in the ring with mini countryman as a stockier AWD 4-door hatch. Seems pretty under-powered to be compared to the over-sized baggage that gets the X6 so much hate.

It's perfectly safe to drink. I still drink water from the tap; it's just mineral buildup from 100+years of continuous use. The problem is that its been left alone for too long which reduces flow and any disturbance can stir up that gunk clogging filters in water heaters and other fixtures in the home.

I worked on a project replacing water mains this summer in massachusetts. Water mains were 100+ years old, isolation gates were broken, some open, some shut. old mains were brittle and flow was restricted due to mineral build-up: 6" down to 1-2" was pretty common

I'm a resident engineer for a variety of types of water projects, this summer I was on a project replacing water mains in Massachusetts. The water mains were about 100 years old and mineral buildup like that in the attached photo rendered many 6" pipes to an effective diameter of about 1-2". Gates used to isolate…

toyubaru ad: less engineers pointing and scribbling, more hooning.

Dear Apple,

was about to compile a list which included:

Can I get one with my spirit animal airbrushed on the hood?