This was also during the period where it was ok to stick your hand in mercury.

Dis is one of my favorites

True. I just simply didn't have the money to buy a $60 game. Then it suddenly appeared in my price range.

Just think, you could have waited until last Monday and bought it for $15.

You do realize that many of us actually go out and drive our cars, right? I, for one, autocross a '65 Mustang whenever I can. Let me tell you, it is a beastly car. Fuck you for assuming that people who read car blogs don't practice their driving.

Pretty sure that's a Sarc ASM dude.

If you had to pick a race to drive in, what would it be?

Personally, the 20 mile or so long straights on I-94 in North Dakota are boring as fuck. I made it a game to see how long I could go without having to turn the wheel to stay on the road (turns for in-lane course corrections were ignored) I got to 15 miles before forgetting to check.

Highway 1 in Australia, east of Perth. Roughly 90 miles without any kinks. At all.

School zones are 20 mph. Why should a normal in-town speed limit be lower than that of an area where small children randomly dart into the road?

In Seattle, there's a variable speed limit that drops to 45 during rush hour. No one can even get up to 35 during rush hour, much less 45.

How many people got your joke?

I personally know a fresh college graduate who bought a brand new (albeit base model) Corvette with his own money. So, for you to automatically assume that just because this guy has an arabic name that the money used to purchase a Corvette is not his own is arrogant.

What? Just, uh, what?

This makes lots of sense. With Detroit on the brink of bankruptcy and filled with corrupt officials, the FBI more than likely wants to know why, and probably knows that some money (lots?) isn't going where it should.

Oh, cock.

Because who doesn't want 800 naturally aspirated, streetable horsepower?

Everything I've heard is an all new chassis, or at least a chassis different than the current one. It's not just another reskin, like the Fox to SN95 was.

Ford has a habit of sticking current gen Mustang body panels to next gen Mustang chassis to go out in public, so the chassis you see is next gen, while the body is current gen. Presumably the whole greenhouse is current gen, though.

I wouldn't mind a return to pushrods, either. Cheaper cam swaps, more engine compartment space, and more room for high quality suspensions.