My first car was a brown, 1980 Toyota Corolla SR-5 with a manual.

You get the hell out.

um...my gas tank is under my car...aren't most? did you mean the filler?

Better slogan:

Potentially good news for Flight of the Conchords fans (i.e. Mel): Murray put the budget together and it looks like the band might be able to tour the U.S. later this year. Keep an eye out to see when Brett and Jemaine are coming to a band rotunda near you.

I had this on my bedroom wall as a kid.

Now, here's where the "needs a charge" thing comes in. When your air conditioner stops working, the problem can most likely be traced one of four distinct possibilities. One: the compressor isn't working. Two: there's a leak somewhere in the system. Three: it needs more refrigerant. And four: a thief died while…

"Probably just an O2 sensor or the gas cap. Don't worry about it."

This... is nothing new:

Too bad that things like this didn't happen before, lets say 2007-2012. Even though he is one of the best racing drivers in history, he made me stop watching my favourite sport.

Even if it's a simple cosmetic improvement with the newest version of Entune (which I'm pretty sure that's all we'll see) it will still have ridiculous resale value and absolutely ZERO incentives.

Heated seats. So nice for the winter time.

I was living in the UK and my parents mailed me a present from Australia. I was so excited to open it, only to find a tea towel. A fucking tea towel! I still give my mum shit about it to this day.

My boyfriend gave me ankle weights for my 23rd birthday. I left them on the dining room table when I moved out a month later.

I consider the blank panels to be a challenge. How many of these can I fill up with switches for aftermarket stuff. So far I have 3 (although one of them takes up 2 blank panels): fog lights, crazy bright driving lights, and an aux input

King McRae

Plot twist....

I just drive all out and let the snow storm dictate whether I keep the car or not.