I think M. Night Shyamalan's film The Visit is possibly even scarier than The Sixth Sense.  It's also PG-13.

Take them.  With the Herbs in charge, you never know when you’ll be out of work.  These vehicles will either give you a bottomless supply of parts or a (more) solid frame upon which to build solid jeeps which you can then sell.  Free is free and gas is cheap.

To quote Randall Graves: "You'll be missed!"

I concur that Jeep made this truck too big and too much. look, they still sell a short-wheelbase Jeep that could easily be a regular cab shortbed pickup. And take a turbo 4 cylinder from the Compass and you’ve got real competition for the Ranger or Colorado. Leave the soft-top and you’ve got something unique in the…

As a native New Orleanian, I can confirm this Pope Yes theory is a common one.  Despite the fact that Al Copeland was married about a million times, he was a good Catholic.

I'd like to circle back to Punch Drunk Love.  A friend of mine and I saw it in the theater - we're both P.T. Anderson fans - and we were both speechless at the end.  On top of the amazing cinematography,  Sandler played one of the most believable emotionally stunted characters I've seen on screen, all because of his…

Make that a baker’s dozen.  I'd buy the hell out of that car.  we no longer have any small coupes in the U.S. market. 

Shoot.  if you can't find headlight trim (or any other Damas part) at Sergeli avtomarket in Tashkent, you're not even trying.

I’m 45, so I believe that counts as gen-x.

there's more to it.  you start by baking an oatmeal cookie recipe (which is excellent in itself).  let them cool and food process with butter to make your crust.  that's the only time I've ever baked something to immediately destroy it.

He’s a proud graduate of the Ron Burgundy School of Journalism. “Stay classy, Sacramento.”

Mine was an ‘84 Celica GT hatchback with pop-up headlights (rather than the tilt forwards). I seem to remember it costing $3400 in 1991. That was my 2nd 5-spd and it made me appreciate manuals to this day.

A friend of mine briefly drove his mom’s old Toyota “Van” (yes, that was the creative name Toyota came up with for the U.S. market). All of the bumps on the key were completely worn down, but that didn’t matter since the tumblers were permanently in the open position.  So you could start it without a key.  Just turn…

Glad I was born in 74.  Last year for dual tailpipes and no computer.

how about a Buick Regal TourX?  No stick, but it's AWD.  Then buy a Miata with the leftover savings.

I took a girl I liked to a moderately priced Spanish tapas restaurant. she took one look at the menu in the window (at least we didnt go inside) and said: “I don’t think I can eat any of this.” I said, “fine, where do you want to go?” She responded that when it’s a really special occasion, her family goes to Red…

why does it matter if they use corn syrup or rice syrup or malted barley syrup?  what they use only affects the taste.  it's still fermented sugars.  in the end, drink a certain light beer because of the calories and the taste you like.  it's as simple as that.

I feel sorry for people who made all of their mistakes in college or later because they never got the chance in high school.  Like breaking a bone later in life, when it hurts worse and takes longer to heal.

I hate the fact that beads (which get more opulent and expensive each year for the crewe members) spend years hanging from trees, power and telephone lines along St Charles Ave.  looks (pun intended) trashy.

I’m unclear what was done to your vehicle to make it sellable. Did you lose HP or fuel economy or both?