It really helps him out.

What's all this stuff about a "story" that you're jimmer-jammering about? I've only used the Black-Ops and World at War campaigns to keep me busy while the PSN is down. And the campaigns aren't anything to write home about, no matter what the story line might be.

Grand Forks, ND used to have a huge amount of nukes. It would be one of the first places attacked.

It's probably just the programers doing a test run to get the wording right. Settle down.

Sick! Now post a video please (please please pretty please?). I want to hear this thing shred.

Whoa, I didn't notice those until you mentioned it. And now I can't look away from them.

I voted for Lars Saltzer's design for 2 reasons:

Good to see this city getting some Jalopnik love. I might have to take a trip to Speedworld to check this thing out. Or better yet, go see it race.

::high five::

While I agree with you on the $14,000 bike, I hope you're joking abut buying a $200 bike.

That's not a zoom lever. That's where Nikon puts their on/off switch.

Yes, but first it will take you out for dinner at a fancy restaurant, dancing, and a moonlit drive along the river.

There's a hidden image in the flames...

I like it. The scroll bar on the right is gone.

I thought you meant this Birdman...

Playing with lens and body caps can mean the difference between getting the shot, and missing it.

Because they are press photographers. Getting the shot quickly is more important than babying your gear.

Maybe his mom knew McQueen?