lesson 1: there are always more Corvette Stingray stories to write

AP Style Guide says: radar.

I could see the stronger seat rails having to do with impact forces from crash tests. I wonder if they do any special case crash tests with heavier dummies in order to see what the weight effect is.

Actually, CMOS is (was) pronounced "SEE-mose" or "SEE-moss" back when the A-Plus was relevant and people needed to flash the CMOS.

I remember having a c128 in a classroom in like 4th grade. All we knew about it was that you typed "go 64", and then it was useful.

Agreed my dad was stationed there in the '70s such a shame that the Army closed it and kept some forts in horrid places (I am looking at you Ft Sill OK!)

Do I hear a California Games Tournament?????

That sounds terrible! It sounds like it was done with a Commodore 64, and I think that might be an insult to the Commodore 64.

Benny Hill: The Game

Depends how many chicks are driving those "safer cars"

The Peltzman Effect was one of Robert Ludlum's best novels.

Been noticing a trend of Jalopnik becoming increasingly more about social or political commentary than about hard car news or information. The past couple of stories I've read on Morning Shift has been only vaguely related to cars or at least uses some sort of car connection to make a commentary about something else.

Wal-Mart is a dirty job now? There's minimum wage jobs out there, there's nothing wrong with them and there's nothing wrong with the people who work them. With that said; a fucking trained monkey could do a majority of the jobs at Wal-Mart. There are still farmers and coal miners in this country, god forbid a high…

We need more comfort lanes.

Ok, snobbish Yankee assholes, answer this question:

Is this plaid brief wearing beefcake holding a Playboy?

Seriously thought this guy was using a walker.

This needs to made into a desktop wallpaper.