@pidgeonsplatz: That and use tracks that have turns in them ;-)

@SwatLax: Good choice!

I'm going to give it a couple more rounds of play, but so far Highborn has me hooked.

@CorvetteBlogger: That's an awesome pic, could you post a link please? Thanks!

@BadJoJo: Great Top Gear reference, saw that episode. I reference it to anyone that starts whining about gas mileage, sustainability (they never really know what that word actually means), and being "green".

@eraserface: I have the Motorola S305's for exercise purposes. Fairly comfortable, cheap @ $30 online, and are nice and light. Sound is acceptable, nothing compared to my Grado's but hey no cords & cheap enough to not flip out if damaged :-)

@Dirt Pirate: That's getting too close to flesh tones for my taste. Big phallic automobile in accurate colors? No thanks lol. That aside, this car is amazing and I'd LOVE to see it in person!

@s8ist: Every carrier will eventually have data caps. As more and more people use smartphones, data becomes the primary money-maker for cellular providers. Verizon seems to be inching towards limited data plans according to recent news.

This is great, thanks for sharing!

@thehouserules: Don't forget Ned Jarrett...

@V@no: "Tap OK to confirm"

@bigPixel: Smartphones are unfortunately purchased by many (choose) dumb/ignorant/naive/clueless/uneducated/lazy people who only know how to text and go on Facebook with it, instead of taking advantage of the many options and features possible.

@Dirt Pirate: That is a sweet interior, however I just don't see these GT's as needing to cart 3 other people around. I'll take a nice 760 for that :-)

Sweet, I was actually looking around for a good alarm clock app that supports multitasking. Downloading now

@architecturalize: Awesome lol

@Dirt Pirate: Really, no?

@djsmiley2k: Maybe, but you could always brush it and vacuum it up.

@GTRbrian: Thank you. I would have parked the same way if that was my Ferrari.

@Porcinema: Yesssss

@t3chn0v1k1ng: Perhaps if you had cried using an auto-tuner that would have persuaded them...or just call the cyberpolice ;-)