We must also note this movie’s most lasting cultural contribution, GoldenEye 007 on the N64, and its glorious multiplayer mode.

Should he make the podium, this song must be played.

So the Giants were trying to get away with a four-fingered discount?

Didn’t Keselowski just drive a “Midnight” MGD car a few weeks ago?

“You know there’s surge pricing, right?”

They all broke down in the bus lane.

“Neither can I.”

It's like this decision was just forced upon them against their will.

I’d call this the worst case of a guy with an unpronounceable name destroying a Jet in New York, but…well, you know.

Doug DeMurano. Now and forever.

1. The Mets were involved

Oh come on! Nobody’s going to believe Howie Mandel’s a famous actor.

A team exec publicly saying damning things about a recently departed player is nothing new—it’s a good way to keep a potentially angry fanbase at bay—but given Lawson’s recent spate of DUI arrests, this doesn’t feel like Kroenke just throwing shit at the wall for PR purposes.

Hmm.

GM fan here - I think they are the best looking Chevy trucks since this

He’s only one point behind Fernando Alonso.

The RX-8

This car had to follow a legend and although it gave us a really interesting and fun sport coupe, it just didn’t live up to the RX-7, which was a automotive and cultural phenomenon.

As a Sabres fan, I’d love to see NHL hockey in Buffalo.

I bought a brand new Cruze in January. I had been preapproved at a 2.4% interest rate. When it came time to do the paperwork I informed the salesman and finance guy of this. He asked me what my credit score was and I told him it was about 750. He said that 2.4% was terrible for that kind of credit score, so he ran it…