I think it was officially called a "Power Bulge" Gigity... Pants joke here.

...and yet the World Cup is being given to a country with this on the statute books. Go figure.

I will never understand you Jeep sheep. That is the most over priced vehicle on the market without exception. The pictured car costs north of $35k. If the Wrangler started at $12k, it would be the best car on the market but they've priced themselves out of their own niche. The Wrangler and Wrangler unlimited have…

Say what you want, but I've never seen a Jeep Grand Cherokee or a Ford Explorer in the mountains of sand in Africa, or the jungles of the Amazon, in the rocky icy Iceland, or in the Outback in Australia. It's always a motherfucking Land Cruiser, Patrol or Montero.

I was just making a similar argument in the office the other day - the modern 911 feels smooth, calm, and refined in much the same way that the 928 feels. I'm not an expert, though — I've had a chance to briefly drive a 928, but I've only had right-seat time in new 991s).

That looks awesome! Here's the thing. The 991 (911) is the modern 928. Sure, the 928 had a V8 in the front and a 991 has a flat six behind the rear wheels, but that isn't the point.

Jeeze

At no point did I say everyone who likes "stanced" cars is like that. You (incorrectly) reasoned that this is what I was hinting at. However, those are merely reasons I've heard blabbered about by people who support conforming to the non-conformist conformity known as the "stance movement". It's a fad. Fads die when…

While this video is edited to look like short clips of a days activities, one can rationally deduce through drifting tire life expectations, camber angles and their inverse relationship, that this was actually ALL the drifting that was done that day. Roughly 1 min. 30 seconds and 2 sets of rear tires.

Also, INB4 the…

I think the outrage about this car really stems from the idea that it's almost as good as it can be, but with some workable deficiencies. With its balance and chasis, what's to stop it really, from competing with the likes of the Cayman/Cayman S?

Yes, because that's the logical end result of what I'm talking about. I also think you should be able to strap a bomb to your chest and blow yourself to pieces in a crowded place.

Hi, I'm your sales consultant, Mike Shaggy2Dope and I'd like to introduce you to the new i3. Now I bet your first question is "how the f*ck does it work?" and let me tell you, my friend, I've often wondered the same thing!

Or wheelie all the way home like a bad ass.

put a load behind the pentastar and the ecodiesel and it will be a very different story

It doesn't look particularly dangerous. The dangerous part was that shit for brains teenager that pulled out into a two lane road with a 55 mph speed limit when he couldn't see anything past that huge bus that turned. The road isn't at fault, it's the moron in that Dodge that's dangerous.

Better shut down the plant then.

the way Azure works, you want to specifically under-allocate server space to start. The whole point was to test the automatic capacity readjustment. If they had just booted up the number of servers they needed straight away, they'd never have found this bug and we'd be having this problem on launch day instead of…

I imagine that was probably the case, you're right.

Now I'm confused.

He's putting the wrong item up on Craigslist.