I'd so much rather see some love for Nagorno-Karabakh. Their straight-up Atari 2600 flag does it all for me.

Now why'd you have to go and mention Hobie Cats? Craigslist, here I come....

On the contrary, the Jalop high council should mandate the 2:1 length to width ratio for all coupes.

Here I thought Gumpert was all about making cars that weighed less than you'd imagine a dude named "Gumpert" would weigh.

I used to have this theory that every car was made better with a convertible top. I know, handling and structural rigidity, blahblahblah, but for normal driving on a day with good weather, nothing beats the sun and the wind.

No. It's not. Somebody thought they were being clever, but this "you need to see it from this angle that's only visible from the skybox above the pits, where Mark Webber's girlfriend is seated" paintjob is not what a race car livery is supposed to be.

I've had a great deal of help from chiropractors in the past with spinal adjustments. I have really gotten turned off by all the hocus-pocus and snake oil in chiropractic, though. Physical therapy is somewhat helpful, but there are times I know I would benefit from a hearty gross spinal adjustment. Is this ever in the…

Do a google image search for "DMG MORI" and see how much more they could have leveraged the sponsor's brand identity into a compelling livery. Seriously, how did they go so plain on this?

I thought maybe the technical decision making could be decoupled from editorial decision making.

I'm not sure who is so married to the idea behind this commenting system, but going ahead and deploying it when it is so clearly hated for objective, measurable reasons really makes me doubt the decision-making at Gawker Media.

And I had to click "view discussion" in order to "reload" a whole ZERO replies to your post just to be able to see the star to recommend your post.

Can't believe I had to click on this to "load" the "thread" of zero replies before star-clicking it.

What I'd like to see more of is nested indentation in comment threads like they have used for years at Slashdot and Reddit. The "click to reveal this conversation by reloading an entire new page that may take on the order of 10 seconds" thing is really not amenable to conversation.

Poor Travis has a cargo-cult mentality apparently. Travis, this is not the way to get another ride with Jeff Gordon. It's not gonna happen.

And thanks to Kinja's new comment threading system, it will remain a secret.

Bah. We all know that adding a mere 1/3 more horsepower to an RS6 is hardly enough to lift it out of its pedestrian condition.

Publicity judo.

"The Game?"

This is one of those case where I actually want to go directly to the press release page, but... no link? Not even on the apparently now-derelict "releases.kinja.com"