Pics or it didn't happen. (I hope it doesn't get me banned)

No only car plants do that. I've suffered from that at work. Pneumatic valves built in China and finished in Germany. the final product was crap, but they had the Made in Germany sticker on.

The previous version was a thousand bucks. That's aggressive pricing.

It also has special tires barely street legal. Might need a new front pair after the record lap.

Here's Murray's dropped wheel design.

Any reference to Arrested Development earns the author a heart click. You also prove that people still read the last paragraph of blog posts. Well done, sir.

The reaction from the DFW airport staff, security and management, gives me hope in humanity. Two guy having harmless fun are not terrorists.

Nibbles!!

Matt, that's a pretty picture indeed, but are you sure you didn't mean to post this one instead? [see reply] Via [johnnyslowhand.deviantart.com]

Educated and crazy are not exclusive, madam. That last bit about the comment from the conductor is priceless. My reward for reading the whole article!

Somebody, please promote this comment!

Wow, her husband really is cc'd in almost every official email.

If I'd been hit by an idiot like that, even with broken leg, I'd drag myself to the Ferrari owner and hit him as hard as I could for (i) hitting me and (ii) destroying a 456

I just click on the same article slot on the right bar.

Looks like they really, REALLY had to take the flooded street to get where they were heading.

Correct. My girlfriend knows the code to unlock my iPad. We're now both going to jail.

What the hell are they thinking in TN. They have no clue of how the web works. Starting July 1st it'll be illegal to share passwords, even with permission. What should be a tool to chase hackers could be used to go after people who just share, let's say, a Netflix account for the household. They could have word it…

ops! my bad.

Looks like Froggman's the only one that knows that SL55 belongs to Steve Jobs and he consistently parks there at Apple's HQ, even before the transplant that could have made him eligible.