Absolutely magnificent!

As much of an ego as the guy has, I've never seen anything to suggest that he's anything other than a spectacularly stand-up dude.

It was a short article, mostly consisting of small to medium-sized words. You, managed to miss the most central point. Gawker needs to create some form of new negative star, just for your comment.

I was stationed at Coast Guard Airstation Barbers Pt. when Branson splashed down in his balloon off of Hawaii. I didn't have duty that day so I wasn't on one of the two helicopters that picked up Branson along with Fossett and Lindstrand. But I was on the ramp when they landed.

Hahahahahaa I didn't even notice that. Yeah, what the actual fuck.

Apparently, a 3000HP Lexus IS F built for dragracing.

Skill sold separately.

He did go on a site and own up to it in a post, but his explanation was the biggest pile of bullshit ever written blaming the incident on everything (including his tire pressure in 1 wheel being 1.5 PSI off) but his own brain fade/stupidity.

NP. Sure, that motor got panned by the critics for the most part, but it was at least a solid effort. Besides, I had a Lumina Z34 with that engine and thought it rocked.

The guy with more hair gel and jewelry than my Aunt Frances used to wear and a scarf I'm pretty sure I saw while attempting to masturbate to a Forever 21 catalog.

Just look at that ad up there. The Dodge Corporate Stalker's rules are here carried out by the Dodge Law team, composed of a sub-Muppet monkey and a sophisticated anthropomorphized STD named Richard Rawlings. In this particular example, they pull the Charger driver owner (who did spring for the Scat Pack) over for the…

I can tell this was shopped because Doug removed several other people from the photo including vice president "uncle" joe biden

1959 Citroen PANHARD PL17

Okay, I know that is KITT, but do you have a source for the episode number?

Well, at least the Oldsmobile Alero parts bin was getting some good use. For the headlights.

"(With an automatic, the new Miata weighs 2,381 pounds.) "

That last tidbit is especially interesting, but a little shaky, in my opinion. Since the CR-Z was such a flop, it doesn't make a ton of marketing sense to give that name to the long-awaited performance Civic (the current Si doesn't really count.) Honda could do better by giving it its own identity.