My point exactly, almost any car that has had work done on it is technically a "hybrid" (anytime a part is installed even if it's replacing another part can be said to be modified and therefore a hybrid of two vehicles, especially with model sharing parts)

I don't see that lasting for more the a hundred miles or so. Just contact wear from the road will form holes in the lumen (smaller tube) and leave you with a very expensive possibly flat (depending whether or not there is a valve system)tire. Also it seems that this concept can on;y work with a tubeless tire…

So they say....

there we go...we now have a valid argument to park in the hybrid spots in IKEA. I won't feel so bad about taking those spots, because as a person why should it matter that what you drive controls where you can park? (last sentence needs a bit of work)

*ahem*

what if we go a step further, would a car that has interchangeable parts from another car be considered a hybrid?

rigggghhhht that would do it.......I had the image of a bay window with the glass opened in my mind.

wouldn't the window frame have the same properties as a doorway? You would have to be sitting in the actual frame, but besides for that I can only think that its more susceptible to have objects falling into it from the outside.

the way I see it, he put the troll tag up for his own comment knowing that he can't touch such a great line.

didn't feel anything up in rockland 20 miles north of NYC

Because morgan.

"Why Are All the Cellphone Companies Suing Each Other?"

I have had this urge to wake-up the dorm guys with a paintball gun in a similar fashion, but haven't built up the nerve/stupidity (some of those guys are HUGE) to do so.

I have a sudden urge to make this my DD. but not for $7,500......2 maybe 2 and a half.

Anyone with a coping saw and a few minutes would be able to produce a DIY-version from scrap-wood. heck, you know what? I got a coping saw and a few minutes......goes to garage.....couple minutes later comes out with a rough version of one of these......realize that I don't have any headphones to use this…

haven't seen this one yet, so....

I would say it was a black 1992 Toyota Camry LE.

It always bugged me that there are tread marks from previous attempt/practice runs. it just ruins the continuity of the clip that they work so hard on editing to make it look like one long shot.

WHY DID HE TURN?!?!

Thats probably what I meant, the website where I grabbed the photo wasn't too clear about it. Thanks for clarifying