God, I loved that car. It’s funny how, for all the (justifiably) negative press that tobacco advertising got, it also gave us some of the most iconic motor racing liveries of all time (JPS, Marlboro, 555, Rothmans, et al).

Off topic, but your Kinja name is my new favorite.

Especially if you park nearest to the street in a bank/strip mall/Wendy’s parking lot.

The Sooner Schooner just Rhode out of town.

Pictured: Monalisa, no smile.

I’ll admit it: I owned the third one on VHS (actually, I may have taped it from a TV viewing), watched it at least 20 times and loved it for all its camp and ridiculousness - hell, the theme song is still stuck in my head to this day. Of course, I was in junior high at the time and entertaining dreams of being a…

Hope it stands up better to a bowling ball than a sinkhole.

I live in a (somewhat) liberal city and my kids live with their mother in a rural part of the state. They are often telling me about things that a classmate said or a pejorative that one of them used, and all I can do is continually remind them to be better and to set the example. I might be the only liberal voice…

Harvard fan: [wipes tears with $50 bill]

+1 kilo

The whole thing looks like it’s been frozen in time for 20 years to be that clean, and the color combination is simply gorgeous. NP all day, every day.

I thought “colonial burn” was what the blankets gave you.

It’s idealistic as hell, but I’m not going to make a cynic out of him. Cynicism mired my generation in “why bother when nothing will change?” inaction. Maybe a more idealistic perspective can make a change.

And that makes four L’s.

Another fantastic write-up with amazing photos, Ken. Japan’s tourism board must be delighted with all the free work they’re getting out of you.

Yowch. I’m simultaneously impressed and heartbroken that I can’t disagree with it.

At least five.

Well, if the model gets renamed to Fission next year, we’ll know why.

I didn’t. I don’t know about the other guy.