I totally recommended multiple vehicles! Not a GT-R and probably not the second vehicle, either, though.

I went to that abomination known as World of Beer. The only redeeming quality?

[Insert all the pretentious assholes who won't touch Big Beer to rain hellfire upon your enjoyment of such a terrible product]

You're also driving around in a 31 year old car. A car that when compared to a new car is a piece of shit in every measurable way.

You keep on keepin' on thinking military spending is more important than infrastructure and education, good buddy.

As someone who grew up in a Louisiana swamp, I lol'd real hard.

Viva la Chicharrón! Pork rinds are getting jobbed hard here, man.

This reminds me of my brother trading in his wife's old Civic. The AC leaked like a sieve. He stopped at the Wal-Mart a quarter of a mile away from the dealership, charged the A/C, and got an extra $500 on his trade-in (compared to the offer he got the week earlier from a different dealer) because of how cold the A/C…

I'm not worried about that. I'm sure your gun-totin' ass would fight off the whole Red Invasion by yourself. YEEEEEEHAW!

Maybe cut back a little on that $756 billion being spent on the military?

See: Tyreke Evans six times a game.

In fairness, I live in New Orleans where it always smells like urine and mildew.

LOL @ thinking I don't like good beer. There's a difference between liking good beer and coming home from work pissed off, dirty, broken, and tired or working on your car or cutting the grass and slamming a 6 pack of American lager. I've got no problem with enjoying one or two incredible craft brews and evaluating…

You get drunk out of drinking Miller, Coors, and Bud.

If you refuse to touch Miller, Coors, or Bud, you're an asshole.

Thanks to that, we later got this awesome reaction video:

I cannot remember the last time that I heard of this trick. It's been years! Another favorite was B-Spec fast forwarding through the DTM series to get the CLK-GTR worth, like, $1,000,000.

99% of car dealers give the 1% a bad name.

That's great to hear! I really do wish success for Honda. I know Ford is having issues with their EcoBoost engines, and I'd hate to see the same happen to Honda.

I just hope that their first, deep foray into turbocharged, mass produced, commuter engines doesn't blow up in their face due to reliability issues. If Honda loses its "Honda's never break" public image because they launched awful engines across their entire line, they'd really be sent to the dark ages.