Do not joke about "Space Teens with Robin Sparkles". I would love to see more of that "show".

Classic dumbbells place the weight on the sides, making some exercises awkward or impossible.

It's even funnier when people install lift kits and keep the same wheels.

Agreed 100% on Ram. I can't get anywhere in Indiana without being tailgated by a Ram. Especially in Kokomo.

My favorite website for road trips is Roadside America: http://www.roadsideamerica.com/. That is how I found Carhenge and the birthplace of Kool-Aid.

I've been using Lift to track my yoga and other fitness activities. It has a social component, but not a competitive component. I think it's been working too well, and I've overdone my yoga. I'm taking a break, but I'll be back at it soon enough.

Fitness Gear Power Tower II ($160 retail): http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=11667393&cp=4406646.4413986.12598195

Linux.

I get most of my news online, and some from the radio. My small town still has a newspaper, but we canceled our subscription to save money.

My father's driving advice was, "Always leave yourself an out." That means to know what you will do if somebody does something stupid. Have enough space to stop. Have a shoulder or another lane to bail out in. If you're boxed in, find a safe way out as soon as you can.

I'm a community college educator, and my career plan depends on my next promotion. If I'm tenured at the end of this year, then I'll stay put in my current job until I die in my office. Otherwise, I'm out on my bum and will probably go back to college for an education degree. (My last degree is in mathematics, and…

The Civic SI was going to be my suggestion. Sure, it has 200 hp, but only 130 lb-ft of torque. That's the same as an Escort ZX2. It's also front-wheel drive and looks too much like an ordinary civic.

Yoga is more than the poses. It can be a lifestyle. It's similar to how Buddhism is more than meditation and Christianity is more than praying.

Our family vacations are always road trips. We're usually on the road for two weeks or so. This year, we are going for three. The family is my wife, two kids (10 and 8) and me.

Me too.

People have as much trouble detecting sarcasm on the internet as detecting the differences in wines.

But your not Enzo Ferrari.

If I remember correctly, The Cat in the Hat was written entirely from a list of vocabulary words for first grade. There were only two hundred words available.

In high school I picked up a girl for a first date, and there was a man in the driveway. I asked, "Is that your father?"

It depends on the situation for me. Often times, all of the lanes are full, so waiting them out is the only option. Often times, if the right lane is clear, then I'm already in it and I just continue past the camper. I'm not going to flash my lights at them, as I expect that will just piss them off and they will…