Holy Shit.

I mean to try a can every time I see it, but I chicken out every time.. some day, though... some day.

It may well be. We get it in Ohio and it's easily found in NYC.

I say if he's parked occupying 2 spaces then double the tickets.

Dr. Brown's or GTFO

Ha. Didn't realize this was my backyard. Sadly she's a minor offender of the rules of the road in the land of Cleve.

It's days like these I wish I'd brought a clean pair of pants to work.

You pretty much paraphrased the whole article. Read it anyway.

But the bridge jump was just so badass!

I can't disagree with 1, 2 or even 3. But how the greatest movie of all time got #7 I'll never understand.

The story and provenance of this car would make it worth more than a factory Countach(IMO). I do like his attitude of "this was a journey and now it's over". He wanted to build his own car, he did it, he wants to do it again with that Studebaker which I'm sure will be every bit as jaw-dropping as his Lambo.

It's not. :(

This song has enough hook to it to get me to check out more of their stuff and hope it's more like the bands they have emblazoned on their jackets.

No one went here, yet?

I wish a speeding city bus would collaborate with Randy Newman.

#11. Lose some weight, fatty. Or does that fall into #6?

No one was making fun of Andy Griffith. I cannot stress that enough.

I hope they badge it the 'SUX3000 Interceptor'

Personally, I dug Neil deGrasse Tyson's take on it.

How can you reference The Dead Milkmen's "Bitchin' Camaro" in the title and then NOWHERE ELSE IN THE ARTICLE!?