Stand-up comedians are incredibly hard-working yet receive the same amount of respect in this country as your typical washing machine. A select few of the most talented become known on a national stage as Leno has done. Given that gift, most people would make the most of it (let's just throw Louis CK out there as an…

Land Vehicle? University of Phoenix Stadium moving field

There's this monetary point, somewhere around $6,000-$8,000, where below you can find reasonably interesting & unique cars in decent condition that have good "value", and above which you start to find "bankers" and "doctors" speculating on nice vehicles by paying what the rest of us would consider "too much money." …

I have the Thunderbolt as well (regular battery) and have been using it as my mp3 player for the past 18 months but will soon get a dedicated mp3 player - i'm traveling a lot now and need to balance battery needs on my phone better. also, want to have something smaller for when I ride my bike.

I smiled for the first time since that one dude threw a shoe at President Bush. Bravo Sam Biddle

please don't stop

Launch control

it looks like the headline picture is pretty recent (either that or this car is taking a long time to sell - and he hasn't lowered his price in about 8 years)

Buying a diesel in America these days means picking up a Volkswagen. There's room in my life for a decent-sized wagon and VW could do that in a diesel with great mileage, but I can't tell you how many people I know who have been burned by their terrible build quality. I mean, going back 10-15 years. Everyone I…

I owned a '79 coupe deville with a 425 big block. best car i ever owned. but 12mpg and $1,800 per year to insure as my 3rd vehicle - just not worth it.

Every day thousands of people drive home in brand new cars that most of us would never ever consider buying (the Honda Crosstour and Buick LaCrosse come to mind). Purchasing a new car is a subjective activity, and you have to assume that if your neighbor came home in a Crosstour that he did it because it was a lot…

Re: Neutral -I'd buy a plug-in if they were about $10,000 cheaper, if I could charge for free at work, and if I could figure out a way to charge at home - we only have on-street parking.

Although this isn't big money, you're going to be spending double that each year in gas and insurance for any car from this era if you make it your DD so you better make the right choice. $3,500 is a wide net to cast in the pre-malaise era of American metal; I'd want to reel in a Cadillac or Lincoln personally.

even if you have nothing to hide it's still better to not consent to a search. always look for ways to make cops work harder than they want to - it's the safest way to agitate one without significant repercussions.

even if you have nothing to hide it's still better to not consent to a search. always look for ways to make cops work harder than they want to - it's the safest way to agitate one without significant repercussions.

even if you have nothing to hide it's still better to not consent to a search. always look for ways to make cops work harder than they want to - it's the safest way to agitate one without significant repercussions.

even if you have nothing to hide it's still better to not consent to a search. always look for ways to make cops work harder than they want to - it's the safest way to agitate one without significant repercussions.

even if you have nothing to hide it's still better to not consent to a search. always look for ways to make cops work harder than they want to - it's the safest way to agitate one without significant repercussions.

even if you have nothing to hide it's still better to not consent to a search. always look for ways to make cops work harder than they want to - it's the safest way to agitate one without significant repercussions.

even if you have nothing to hide it's still better to not consent to a search. always look for ways to make cops work harder than they want to - it's the safest way to agitate one without significant repercussions.