I propose a good month of burning Voltswagens to honor this COTD, nicely done.

I... she... that... when...

I think that's just the interior. Which is still good in my book.

Yeah, um, not to detract from the impact of such an event in any way but... this was two years ago.

I most definitely exactly what I need out of my audio gear, and I'm on a budget. But the last sentence of this article makes me think that you aren't telling me the whole story. It's as if you the words in the sentence so as not to lie to me, but just to conceal the truth.

All jokes aside, the WWF doesn't have the jurisdiction or localized manpower to apprehend poachers. They do, however, have the willpower to do what they can, which is what they did.

That steering rack needs a lot less turns for something that 'manageable'.

It seems all of Getjar has succumbed to the Lifehacker effect.

I can. It's just like TVR, but in American sizes.

Goldmember. Yeah, I went there. Pray I go no further.

Jungstep? Dungle? Dubglestep?

I must say for all its flaws in the desktop music application game, the Android app is turning out to be a real gem.

Oddly enough, I happen to like Spain quite a bit. Then again, I wouldn't want to piss you off if you're wearing wooden shoes to kick me with.

If the previous Speed6 didn't have so many build quality issues, I'd agree. Unfortunately it seems Mazda has a little learning to do in the AWD department.

The way these cars are priced in Europe (a base 6 has more equipment than a base 3 series, but the middle and top of the ranges are comparable thanks to taxes and whatnot) while I agree brand snobs (I use the term lightly, meaning that if they do care about brand image) won't be cross shopping, the target demographic…

I truly believe it's time to give the 6 the RWD it deserves. Mazda, Zoom Zoom ahead and add that to your fancy design languages.

More episodes with subs, please.

I'm late to the party due to time zone differences, but a heartfelt congrats to $kay.

The driver does signal that they're going to make a turn, so they either really knew what they were doing and hooned responsibly, or they overshot that sideroad entrance by a sideways mile.

There's a free Android app called How to Tie a Tie if anyone's also interested in other platforms. Sure it's not as snazzy, but if picture-by-picture instructions are enough for Swedish DIY furniture, it should well be enough for a single piece of cloth.