Be careful what you say, reason is hate speech in these parts...

Carl Lewis performed 10 years after Marvin Gaye obliterated the national anthem, leaving Francis Scott Key and indeed the rest of the country quivering and asking for a cigarette.

No matter how many times I see this, I am still in awe of the fact that to this day, it stands as the single coolest moment ever captured on film.

The 1988-1995 MB lineup to me is one of the greatest lineups of all time, with just about every one now a future classic.

But the proper e36 WAGON still takes the cake.

You're cruising for a trip to the greys with a suggestion like that...

You shut your whore mouth!

The rise of the Russian, Middle-Eastern and Chinese markets as a proportion of the SL's market, that's what. All the surgeons and law firm partners now drive Panameras, Teslas, and R8s now anyways.

I'm noticing the distinctly S2000-y vibe to the whole car, from the front to the general proportions of the thing, and I'm liking it. A lot.

Funny what happens when you kill off the secular military-backed strongmen in countries that are otherwise beset by ethnic and religious strife.

Great writeup as usual Tyler, it seems like things are heating up in a big way in the world of classified aircraft projects.

Great read, I'm endlessly fascinated by precision navigational systems of pretty much every sort.

Saying you could get "nearly every part" of the FR500 from the parts catalog when that didn't include the body kit or the special-sauce front suspension revamp is like saying the XJ220 came with "nearly every part" from the concept while omitting the crucial V12.

If we're talking SAABs, it's a wash for me between the Phoenix 9-3-that-never-was and the Alfa 159-based 9-5 that was supposed to have hit the dealerships in 2004-05.

Nowhere can the words "blue balls" and "fox Mustang" be mentioned in the same sentence without discussing the FR500 concept.

It's better than what we have in Boston, with a functional, usefully laid out rapid transit network that's completely hamstrung by underfunding, neglect, and utter apathy on the part of MBTA administrators.

I'm not law enforcement, but I'm on the medical end of first response and I work pretty closely with them. I can tell you outright that it's not some grand Farrakhan-esque conspiracy of black arrests to fill private prisons that many people here think it is.

It's easy, go the Spiderman 2 route and make a film about how much of a head case you would end up as if the whole world relied on you to fix everything all of the time. Focus on how Superman, the man; the part of him that would like nothing more than to live out life as Clark Kent with a wife and kids would react to…

That seems to be exactly the kind of icky shit that this policy was probably put in place to prevent. Damned if you do, damned if you don't, I guess...

I covet this. My god, do I covet this...