At least, it look better then the book of the ex-mayor of Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick.

Let's go a step further and think about what if Ford morphed the T-bird into what we know today as the Mustang in 1964?

I spotted these interesting rants about Tucker at [www.quebecoislibre.org] and at http://www.economicthinking.org. I quoted an exterpt from the 2nd article.

and another one.

And the "Like a Rock" theme was also used for the Astro in 1997.

TSN once aired this Astro ad in Canada with former hockey star Bobby Orr in 1995.

They got the 2.3L I4 and the 2.8L V6 "Cologne" in their first years. More rarer was a turbo-diesel engine coming from the Ranger but was dropped quickly.

Maybe he wants to drive that tractor like Adam Sandler drived the lawnmover in The Waterboy. ;-)

That's what I call ahead of its time.

Nickelodeon broadcasted it last summer (and there some videos exterpts posted on Youtube) and they plan another FOP (Fairly Oddparents) live-action special for December as a Christmas special.

That could be more efficient then a 3 Stooges Marathon. ;-)

I guess Santorum saw this editorial toon from a French site (some college students here in Quebec protested against the raises of college fees but spent their money elsewhere). Picture from [ygreck.typepad.com] Most of the Quebec students goes to Florida but others goes to Cuba and Mexico as well, maybe he was afraid…

I guess Santorum might be not fiscal conservative enough. From what I saw on that article. [www.unitedliberty.org]

Don't forget the small pick-ups.

We could wonder if they could plan to phase out the Dacia nameplate in the upcoming years since in South America and Asia, the Logan was sold as a Renault or Nissan model?

The National Lampoon did some attempt about them in this archived copy at theInternet archive.

That clip could be appropriate as well ;-) [www.youtube.com]

+1, I completely agree.

James Bond did that in "A View to a Kill" (last movie where Roger Moore was James Bond) at 5:12 in this clip when he escaped from a sinking car.

You're welcome :-)