Man I played the heck out of Hunter the Reckoning back in the day. It was really underrated in my opinion.

I usually have a group of four called Rodger, Pete, John, and Keith.

I like this a lot, and I've never particularly liked the Veyron. It has an attitude that I like, from the screw your rear view split window to the little tiny clock that says "If you can't read this then you are obviously not wearing expensive enough glasses to be in this car."

So long as he hasn't married a pillow I guess it's okay.

I saw an older 5 series wagon the other day and I was quite smitten with it. This makes me sad.

@mytdawg: My dream car.

@oddfish: I know right!

Unfortunately as I understand it the Prius has that little brake function on the selector which uses the car's electric motor to stop the car and regenerate power for the battery. Maybe that wouldn't have worked I don't know. I do know the off button is about six inches above that and that should work just fine.…

@deanbmmv: Dude the Ps2 will fall before the Dreamcast which is the best and most stable platform ever.

So did anyone actually manage to buy Batman Arkam Asylum this weekend? Every single card I tried to use was denied by Games for Windows Live. Basically I'm done with the client now.

@snapoversteer 'bout to get told: Who like GM was also revived by some horrible act of bad judgment.

Holy front fascia Batman!

Peter, good job at finding a photo thats been circulating on the internet for over five years now.

I like the point he made about the price. It is not a GTR and it in't being sold to the people who want those. The LFA is a car built to be what it is and nothing more or less. If someone wants one then they have to fork over $400,000. So get past the L on the grill and just enjoy the car for what it is.

@UnMicD: No one is forcing them to use Gmail, if you don't like the service don't use it.

@GregDillon: No one is saying mistakes weren't made. We're just arguing the level of severity, which in this case does not justify litigious action.

Well seeing how Gmail is Google's and unless I'm mistaken most people don't pay money for it the compensation argument starts to look a little shaky. So now they're saying that they deserve money because Google made some mistakes in the use of their own service that no one is in any way forced to use? The feeling of…

@Steeze McQueen: Because we can't have multiple people pointing out problems, that would just be silly.

Raph's colors with Leo's swords.......heads will roll for this.

I watched this science channel show about this German architect who designs F1 tracks and I couldn't help but thing how disappointing Indy really is. This doesn't help either.