Sure, I've spent a few nights without a pad. It's not fun, as you say.

Obvious answer is obvious

This documentary footage says otherwise.

I used to own Piranha's as well. The same thing pretty much happened to me, but I was there for it. Everything was fine, until one day Hector decided he didn't like the cut of Raul's jib. As I was sitting there, suddenly there was an explosion of fish scales.

Piranhas kick ass on the same misunderstood level as sharks do, pal.

I heard Chrysler sold approximately 238,000 Hellcats last month. It was a good month.

Ah yes, the strawman defense.

Do me a favor and Google zombie survival forums. Go ahead, pick any of the forums that pop up. Then realize you don't nearly as much about people as you think you do.

Zombies don't eat brains. They don't eat brains because they don't exist and never will. Please ensure this is clear. There are already enough apocalypse nuts out there.

Uh, everyone here knows a turbo engine runs on its own exhaust steam, making it more energy efficient, thank you very much.

The problem to this has been more or less solved. It's actually been solved for over 100 years. It's called a paternoster and it wants to kill you.

I think Rush should be closer to #1. That scene was electrifying. Even the Trailers for the movie made my blood rush. It deserves close to a premium spot. Oh by d'way, where's speed racer? Lol

The pure neanderthal-like appeal of F1 has decreased a little bit without the noise. At the same time, the engineering appeal of F1 has increased greatly, since they are now doing amazing things with much harder constraints. I really don't see the problem in this.

This is all well and good Ford, but uh..... How about bringing us at least a half ton Ranger? You know, for those who don't want to spend $40k on a truck who's capabilities they won't come near to ever using?