I wholeheartedly agree. Serious.

Yes, dear... whatever you say, dear... now please take your meds!

I see that even here the humor is dead.

..."yes, I touch here and I can activate Sir..."

This was the moment (3.52) when it's quite clear that you weren't able to suppress a laugh, thus showing that you were aware it was all a joke.

I know what a crank is, thank you. I was using a crank to roll down a car's window when you still were just the idea of a sperm. But how the heck did he open ALL of them? By saying "bippity boppity boo"? Because also in those times when cars had manually operated windows, people was locking them before going to sleep…

He's totally correct. Every story needs to be at least a little plausible to be enjoyed. This was just absurd.

How the heck he rolls down the windows of all those cars??? Does he have the keys to all of them? This comment is just dumb, to whoever has a working brain. But may be I am the exception, here.

Most of you know Arnold Odermatt for his amazing crash photography gathered during 40-years of police work. If you would like to learn more about how he managed to grab those shots, read 505TURBEAUX's post on Oppositelock.

I must have something wrong, but I don't like these pictures. To be more sincere, I think they are a pile of crap. There. Now I can rest easy.

This is true.

But how many sunglasses is he goin' to wear?

My car is a 2009 model, and still has lighter and ashtray. I think that I'll keep her forever.

This clip is just stupid.

Chinks make what you ask (and pay) for them to do, you bozo.

My compliments to Aston Martin, for finding the best suppliers.

We already have the Miata, as a pretty roadster at the expense of speed. That is a Ferrari, and a Ferrari must be made in this way. And who says that it's not pretty??

Well, that's your opinion and I respect it, because I always remember of Harry Callahan:

If that thing is a three years old, I am Pope Francis.

He didn't held over a traffic violation.