Whoops, meant to reply to McMike!

Yeah, that figures! haha.

>2006 Brazilian stripper Golf.

Yep, pretty much what my friend would say!

There was nothing whatsoever "Sport" about the Dodge Sportvan.

Don't let the Green Apple label fool you. It's Lime Rock: just snort it.

Yeah, I knew you weren't talking about a long line of cars. But still: you're talking about intentionally blocking the shoulder because you feel you have the right to take care of traffic flow.

It's fairly small compared to some of the other issues there were with 5.0... I mean, I like that I can reply to comments all from one page (inbox) and I have to say that I do like the fact that the cancel button now actually cancels.

Wildly swinging the wheel one direction and then the other while on the throttle is taught in advanced driver training? It looks an awful lot more like panicked over-correction to me.

I see that now! Ugh, system is too slow with notifications!

I'm sorry!

I posted it twice? I didn't mean to...

It's my fault. I posted a "German Engineering" poster which detailed the features of the almighty Dachshund. http://jalopnik.com/oppositelock/forum?comment=50774142

A Blasset hound? A Bassador?

She's filing divorce papers right now, having found out he turned down the $24,000 offer from the dealer...

There were some awkward moments when Desu's package was unwrapped at the Christmas dinner table.

Well, of course. Being upside down is for the American mortgage market and Australians. The Swedes are ever so much more civilized.

Do you have this classic piece of safety equipment installed? You know, just in case.

It sounds like a panicked avoidance maneuver, such as an inexperienced driver might make. And most cars will roll when handled that way.

It's not your job to be traffic-flow cop. Leave that to the truckers. ;-)