America's Test Kitchen loves the Victorinox Fibrox. You can get it for around $30.

The French haven't yet been confirmed to have hit any targets inside Syria itself, but you can't win them all.

I was in high school and went to the NAIAS the year they debuted the Sixteen. Oh, what a glorious year it was! The Sixteen, Toyota's FJ Cruiser, and complete absurdity with the Dodge Tomahawk.

Pretty sure I did this study in college.

My dignity was lost long ago. I'm off to eat an egg popsicle in one hand, drink rootbeer and eat combos. All in a Snuggie.

Stroh's is my nostalgic, cheap swill of choice.

Good bye summer.

A clutch: Still the best theft deterrent

It's always the wrestlers.

Just wait until Tuesday. He's throwing out what should be the crankiest first pitch in history.

leave now.

Slice the top off of a head of garlic, sprinkle with olive oil and salt, wrap in foil, place on grill wait 20-25 minutes. Enjoy.

This is something that has baffled me scared me shitless since well before I got my license.

A Ferrari F12, on the other hand, with its 730 horsepower V12, is a car made as an experiment to see how many established, respectable millionaires Ferrari could make crap their pants.

I'm a lover of the Wagoneer. However, for this price, and with the repairs it needs, CP.

The education and stigma are going to be huge battles. Ten years ago (winter of 2003) I was in a rollover car accident on the way to a weekend hockey trip. I played in a game that night despite having a sizable welt on my head and exhibiting clear concussion symptoms. After the game I was a mess, so I went to the ER.…

Yes.

I saw one of these beauts this weekend. The gf who decided it looked like the alfa romeo she got to drive while abroad. I guess if it's little and has two doors... anyway, NP.

I agree. Oberon means Michigan is done being an icy witch.