effing Brown recluse in my basement the other night. On a whim, I'm like hmm I should vacuum today! Go into the corner...SURPRISE! Into the dust buster he went. Since I'm in the basement, I've found that setting out mothballs in corners and around windows/doors. Helps immensely. Always check for cracks and seals!

The accelerator can be as much of a safety device as the brakes.

When he dies, it will be a very sad day. Despite what anyone may think of him currently, man is a damned legend.

Ahhh, the 80s. Back when Honda didn't give a shit and just went balls out to make the best and most awesome-est cars period. The attitude obviously carried over to their ad agency. I found a stock-appearing CRX Si (a '91) a couple of years ago for sale in San Diego. It looked great, but $10k was just too much.…

Finally. It's been like forever since their last album......

For a moment there I thought I was on io9 and this topic was about the mediocre BBC sci-fi TV show about people living on a colonized planet in the future. I'm glad to learn that was wrong.

Might as well claim the most obvious answer:

The Toyota Celica with 'that bumper':

I dislike most automatics because of the feel. I don't like letting off the gas and feeling the converter float and my speed not drop at all. I enjoy driving stick more (and prefer it) for the full body involvement in driving, but the time I spent in the IS-F, with its locking torque converter and direct feel, much…

^^^this right here. The E36 isn't scary at all. Just go for it.

E36 M3 is the maintenance to fun ratio sweet spot of the M3's. don't worry -DIY!