@spectralveil: I disagree. That Range looks hot.

@VTECalex: Mildly humorous for this month, but no where near ever.

So the american version features driving in a straight line, hootin' 'n' hollerin', no reviews, no performance tests, no track running, but plenty of donuts in dessert sand while half the cars being driven are american hoopties?

Flips to his feet? You don't see his entire side is dirty from sliding on the floor? Or the limp he has from slamming to the pavement?

I see it more as rich people are assholes.

Hmm, A8 with imitation leather? Yea, that happens.

It's not funny if it has to be explained.

Mario? Looks and sounds more like Little Big Planet. (I can't wait for part 2!)

Good luck at that price.

@Rob Sachs: Yes, yes, what song is that? I love it.

@Marekoor, What could go wrong?: You miss the point of drifting.

I've seen worse than the Porsche kit, it's not top 10 worthy IMO. And you left off nearly every DAMD kit which would fill a top 20.

@Jacobm001: It is very relevant. They were going to arrest him for being nude, then he ran. The end result is based on the fact that he ran, but if nude in public in another country, the police would not have been called in the first place negating the end result.

@Jacobm001: ...evading an arrest for being nude.

Only in a puritan state (country) would you get tased for being nude.

The original article is a much better read than this truncated mess. he left his backpack under a staircase, not the visual I had when Giz says it was stolen. And no mention the theft returned the bag and all it's contents, sans the laptop, a few hours later. A few more details would have made for a better synopsis.

@Runkle: ha

Incredible. Glad everyone survived.

@Faaastes: How do you synchronize 3 balloons to move from a single dot into 3, then spread down, and out into a triangle, then change into a wider width triangle all while maintaining proportional spacing during those movements?

Roof, sides, doors are all intact. What, according to Japlonik, classifies as 'crushed'? Or is that part of sensational journalism 101?