If you're not familiar with it, pick up the Atkins rebuild video or one of the others out there.

I am in the process of getting my 13BT rebuilt now. I rebuilt it last time and it last about 2000 miles as I forgot to gap the thrust bearing. The bearing disintegrated and went through my engine. I picked up a new block with low miles and ported by Jesus Padilla and had it shipped to my tuner for him to build in his…

Where the F*CK is Mazda and the new RX-7?!

When I was 12, I left a glass of milk in my room and over days it turned into some sorta yogurt/cheese mess. My father, ever the funny guy he is, said that it was edible. I tasted it and from that day on, learned to clean up after myself.

Only thing I can add to the list is charity. There was a study that found if you can perform 2-3 acts of charity or kindness every week, you'll be a much happier person. I tested it and found it to be somewhat true. It did make me feel better, but my pessimistic and sarcastic mind kept ruining any gains.

What is the meaning of life, the universe and everything?

Don't forget the Supra, Starion and 3000GT. :)

Not sure what part of Canuckistan you're in, but if you're interested in rotaries, contact my friend, Aaron, he's a really interesting guy to speak to. :)

Clayton, have you tried a boosted rotary? I've had a Saab 900 Turbo and my father in law had the 900 SPG, both great cars in stock form. If you can find one, by all means, save it!

I have a 3TB drive with 3000 movies on it. It was a gift from my neighbor after her husband passed away last year—he was a collector and the drive was his backup and the discs went to his kids. I've been researching media managers for the last two weeks and the best one I found for movies on Mac is the free…

How's about a little 26B rotary love?

RX-7 GSL-SE

Rebuilding my Kilo Racing-ported 13BT now. :)

Amemiya-san for the win!

Snake Eyes Brand dress slacks for the executive on the go.

I know it's a terrible movie. I get that. I didn't say it was great or that I even liked it. But there is something fun about it in the premise. I love me some underdog-human versus invincible-invading-alien films. Independence Day, Mars Attacks, Battle:Los Angeles all guilty pleasures. I'm sure I'm in the minority…

In regards to Prometheus, the two separate crashes of the Engineer's ships on LV-223 and LV-426 were thousands of years apart. The vases in Prometheus were prototypes, the eggs in Alien were the fruition of their engineering.

In regards to Battleship, to be fair, they never said the Battleship was a modern-day warship, it was a museum piece that was taken out of mothballs in a last-ditch effort to fight the aliens. Carry on with your dislike.

My daughter loves Dino Bites.

The White Dwive.