Still my favorite burnout video over 30 seconds: [vimeo.com]

So it goes.

OK, Lindsay. You're looking for work. You have bad luck with cars. I have a solution for you.

Comment of the Weekend!

For Sale: Split-level with carport, conveniently adjacent to Highway 106.

I missed this as QotD yesterday, but surely Mr. Silverfish (Sterling Marlin) deserves a nod.

If this technology is brought to smartphones, that would surely be the first app to use it. And a billion downloads would immediately follow.

True, but perhaps not from the driver's seat of a car. ^_^

If the link at the top of the article was intended to go to the original story, it doesn't; it comes right back to this page instead. Just sayin'. #corrections

"Legal limbo" is a well-understood idiom, but the idiom itself is a metaphor... ... ...

It actually sounds like what would happen if the street racing scene were somehow legitimised. Lots of racing at night? Encouraging reckless driving? Gathering fans at out-of-the-way festivals? It's like The Fast and the Forzious.

I would apply but I'm not in the NYC area and am not moving.

Items 6 and 7 are in direct conflict. You can have it cheaper, or you can have it custom. Anything could be done for a price; any price is achievable when you give up something.

Clever details in the trailer: After mentioning each individual's 2.3GB "online shadow", the following words show up in the representative square of data usage infographic:

Please say it was cracked copies of Homefront, because that would have been pure ironic genius.

Did he have Girl Scout cookies in visible in the passenger seat? (hat tip to Chairman Kaga)

All it takes is one bad apple, as they say.

This is why the police think C&C attendees are asshats.

Authorities warned of the growing trend of "road salts" — a recreational drug used by teenage cars to get high, which may have disastrous side effects.

You know you could have just thrown a #tips tag on there.