Same here in Winnipeg. The worst nature can throw at us here can be survived with a warm jacket and pants, and the proper accessories.

The hate is mostly directed towards the Bros driving 99% of the lifted trucks these days. You know, the one's that get the black wheels with the chrome star in the middle? The trucks that never have a speck of dirt on them? It's the bro-attitude behind the wheel that everyone (including myself) hates.

Maybe Sony could borrow it to replace the Playstation Network?

From the link:

I would sell my sister-in-law's first born child for that.

NP until I saw the condition of the engine. CP, sadly.

That's one street race story you wouldn't tell your buddies at the gym...

You can hook it up to a TV, and and use it just like the regular console.

Well, tell us who a real inventor might be.

True, and I have no problem buying used. But having the option of a new one would have been nice.

Another bloated car for soccer moms.

Internet meme check?

It's actually a fairly important question. Anybody running a country in 2011 has no excuse to be technologically inept. There are so many issues regarding computers and technology in general, that the politicians need to know this stuff.

And I think Clinton only sent one (1!) email the whole time he was in office.

We've got a cheap theater here, and on Tuesday's it's $2. Same idea with the end-of-their-run movies. And the place is really nice and new too!

This is awesome, and I would gladly use it, if the iPad has the horsepower to handle the huge files that the new cameras are putting out.

There was a show (maybe on TLC, when it was actually The Learning Channel) that followed some A-10 pilots during Dessert Storm. One of them got hit with a surface to air missile, and flew back to base with a hole in his wing.

@BigBadMike: I still feel bad for them. The only difference between some of them and us, is that they can afford the cars. They love them the same way we do.

I love the contrast of the dude prancing like a pony @ 0:35, and then the cop picking him up with one arm.

Just like cremation, this must take a huge amount of energy.