Stupid people should stay away from things so complex that they are beyond their comprehension, like computers and u-scan checkouts.

@4 cam torino: When Top Gear kept going on about how stunned they were that there was a Morris Marina owners club I really couldn't fully understand their disbelief. Then I saw the tempo-topaz.com and I understood how they felt.

Kitchen Table.

@jamesmoore12000: I was painting my garage floor.

@MayorBloomberg: +1

@loosewheel: Exactly the same as when they were making the last gen Explorer this year.

I hear Morris Marina owners can get pretty uptight.

@BLACKHAWK: Well congrats you almost had two examples out of hundreds, but Tyson declared bankrupty in 2003, and Holyfield has been on the verge of bankrupty and forclosures for years. I think that it might have something to do with "needing" a masterbedroom bigger than most houses.

There isn't as much need with Android. You get more funtionality and options out of the box. I think that with icrap you have to root just to get close to the basic freedom that comes with all Android phones.

That well made ramp and the camera running, was this a planned funny? Who could have thought that the ramps were gonna hold? They looked too far apart in the first place?

He paid $50,000 for it, how much is he going to get for it in a few years when his career is over and he's broke. Pro-sports especially boxers are so good at planning for their financial future.

@BingleyJoe: Not a fixed aperture... that would limit you to one shutter speed setting per level of exposure. When they list the ap like that, then it is the largest ap (numerically smallest) that the lens is capable.

@somethinghead: Upside down and backwards. Unless he has special strings that change in the middle. Looks like it is strung normaly for the body on the left (as you look at it). SO the body facing down is strung with the low strings close to the knobs and the high strings close to the big horn.

@Mr.Affrox: 75 Bronco's are more rare and desireable than a boxster. Simple supply and demand. There is a HUGE aftermarket (for a long time) especially for the 69-77 Bronco.... it wouldn't be there if not for the customer base.

I'd call bullshit, trading down from a 75 Bronco to a Porsche (have to be better than this boxster to be an up), that is worth less, is going to have huge maint costs compared to the Bronco (not to mention that you can get the Bronco worked on anywhere, parts availability same)

"But you’ve got to admire the painstaking attention to detail it takes to Swarovski an engine logo"

@The Stig's American Cousin: Hot body and I'm a sucker for beagle ears.

@JayBrizzle: That is a harsh blanket statement from someone who has probably never owned a domestic since you were out of college. How about the Chevy 4.3L V6? Mine has almost 300K miles on it.

@ludwigk: That was just one example. I went in to the apple store looking for a capacitive stylus. They have ONE and only one. And it is less precise than my finger. While waiting for them to find the stykus I was looking at the shelves and saw that they carry only ONE mouse. There is only ONE iphone release this…

"We can assume they think Apple has it the other way around."