@DennyCraneDennyCraneDennyCrane: The price is still nearly 2x's as much as an F40. The author's assumptions are incorrect.
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"Yet a good one won’t cost you more than an F40 in similar condition. So is it really just the looks?"
@SinisterSaracen: you aren't good at the internet are you?
Here's the user: [www.facebook.com]
@whoapower: And a seriously WTF kind of car, hence the WTF license plate.
@whoapower: This is how my friend Grant feels about riding in a Caliber.
The worst? Dodge Caliber. I feel sorry for people who drive them. They sure are ergonomically designed.
@Paul Y. thought he was a man, but he was a muffin: You should read up on Glickenhaus. He's an authentic car guy who not only put a little fire back into the passion of Ferrari's designs, he also drives the P4/5 regularly.
Great writeup Matt!
Got in an accident on the first day of Driver's Ed. More like the second day, but the first day behind the wheel.
@RandomGuyWithaMazda: agreed. Your twitter nonsense is annoying.
@hertheladfir: You can also send from iPhone to flicker, and even have it post to a wordpress blog as well. Very configurable. But why not flickr? Tags are key and with tags, people can find your interesting photos, see a comment about where it links to (your blog) and find you there. It is just another way of…
These are just horrible commercials. Right up there with "Change for a dollar". #jeep
@WillOne is putting Pots in the Dishlex: Ever since racing games have come out, I have never wanted to hear anything but the sound of the car, the harmony of the pistons and explosions in their cacophonous melody singing to my ears. Instead, I must put up with Drum & Bass and all the other push-button created music…
@Peter Orosz: Peter, pretty distasteful. Jalopnik is currently being trashed for your headline. Bad publicity brings traffic? I'm sure it does, but it also makes you look like a juvenile. It might not be your headline, but it has your name next to it.
Here's the update: [www.wsbtv.com]
Once again, Nissan proves to the world that their hardtops do not translate well to droptops.
In addition to the IBM and Apple keyboards, one of my favorite keyboards is still the Kinesis Classic. I've had a few MS Ergo keyboards, but after biting the bullet years ago on the Kinesis, I've never looked back. The MS ergo is a nice idea but a poor design in my opinion. The older ergos would be nicely shaped,…
This is also the same format as the Stephen Covey Quadrant. This is very simple to work with and I highly recommend the 7 Habits book.