Sha-dee-per-sah.

??? It’s a comedy-oriented interview show, where Jerry has a celebrity join him for a nice drive, a cup of coffee, and informal banter. It’s a great show, and in fact many of the cars if not all are loaned to the show and not owned by either Seinfeld or the guests. The cars are selected based on the guests, and…

Here’s two handy Eye-talian pronunciation tips:

*smacks own forehead in stunned surprise* Mah gawd, you’re right, what was I thinking? LOL.

Yes, but that’s different. Your example, as well as flabberboozled’s, was an article about a specific track or race series, in which case you would both be correct. However, in this case, the context and meaning of the article isn’t altered in any way by the use of a picture. The article referred to the ruling’s…

Yes, there is a reason for that phrase, and it’s not the reason you cited. Not every picture has that responsibility.

Ah, so the use of a geographically incorrect generic picture instead of a geographically correct generic picture somehow diminishes the article or renders it “poor” journalism? LOL. That’s like saying the article was completely worthless because the author failed to use a semi-colon correctly.

Um, who gives 2 shits what state is depicted in the generic traffic photo used in the lede? How does that affect the article in any way shape or form? If the author had selected a picture of Tennessee traffic would that have somehow made it better for you?

Completely unrelated and irrelevant, but I love the word “fungible”, and I’m going to walk around the rest of the day mumbling it to myself and chuckling.

What I find really odd is that paint is an easy profit-maker for the company, all the top German marques also offer the same banal colors, but for $700-1000 more you get another palette to choose from, and if you’re willing to spend $5-7k, most of them will give you any fucking color you want. Uh, Volvo, here’s a…

I love the steering wheel in my TT-RS, it’s the flat bottom one with the air peather perforated stuff. It’s small, and I love the flat bottom as it allows me to set my steering wheel lower, without hitting the tops of my legs.

Sorry, what are the TT-S , TT RS, S5 and RS5? Are those not Audi sport coupes?

It was driven by this guy:

We need these, but for people.

I agree that they went too far, but I believe the winning score in a major shouldn’t be more than 10 under par. I actually love to watch these guys struggle a couple times a year, call it schadenfreude if you like, but as a golfer, I want to see them come up with creative, amazing shots from shitty lies just as much…

Yeah, but that just means its a European model, not that there won’t be an equivalent US version. Plus, I was making a joke.

Um, it was a joke, but nothing in the title tells you it’s a European-only car.

I almost wish you wouldn’t publish articles on cars that aren’t available here in the US, or at least put a line at the top saying “YOU CAN’T HAVE THIS BUT ENJOY THE READ” or similar words to that effect. It’s such torture to see an article on a fast wagon, only to get all the way to the end to see it’s not coming…

Who is that interviewing Gary Payton?

A real article about a fake sport. Interesting...