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Sorry reg, just your using the phrase "big meat" and having it followed by "explosion" seems a little wpb'ish... Carry on.

Here's one of my favorites... very applicable for all us Calvin and Hobbes fans. At one level, I am sickened by it, and on another level, it's hilarious. I think it's a reflection on society today, at least a little. Robot Chicken: Calvin & Hobbes

You know you're a douchebag when you wear your sunglasses on behind your head.

Oooooh! Nice!

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Advance Warning... This post is NSFW... . . . WHAT IN THE F*CK?! WHY THE F*CK HAVEN'T WE GOT THIS?! Holy F*ckin Sh!t. What the F*ck are GM's exec's thinking?! North American's want this for f*ck's sake! F*ck the f*cking f*ckers...

"There's nothing funny about Vapor Lock. In fact Vapor Lock is the third most common automotive malfunction in America... so please, take care of your vehicle..." -Joe Namath

harry?

FIRESTONES?! FORD RANGER?!?>?!?!?!?!! ZOMG!!!!!1111112!!!!!!!!1opne!!!!!12111111!!!!!!!11elevenm!!!!!! My truck has Michelin's but mine is a full size. But I'd still recommend Michelin.

The fact that they are picking on the badge means that this is a great truck. The VortecMAX should have the six-speed auto, but I think the four-speed is just fine for the 5.3L.

Oh wait, yeah that is Azureus... that's what I use. If you're a SouthPark fan, goto www.mrtwig.net ... Since I don't have Comedy Central, this torrent site is a godsend.

I'm likin' what I'm hear'n. I do hope that GM gets this technology on the market. Global Warming is on almost everybody's minds these days, and this can only help the situation.

The Compass in the background makes the Sebring look gorgeous.

I was reading up that Federline was going to give her a Go-Kart for Christmas, but he said now that she's divorcing him, she's not getting it. Go Kart vs. Lambo... I'd prefer the Lambo just because I can sell it and buy lots of Go-Karts!

Yeah, don't go. Give it one more shot.

Profanity is unprofessional, and this "reporting" lacks conjecture and unbiasedness. TTAC gives me the impression that these reviewers were too sucky to head to journalism school and that unless it has more professionalism and review, will never be a mainstream auto review source. I'm sure many of the reviewers there are unbiased and thoughtful, but this article flushes any credibility down the toilet.

That looks like Kazaa? Ever try BitTorrent?

Great at repelling stains caused by those long, lonely interstate cruises, I'll bet. Eddie Griffin would love this!

I'm surprised it took them this long to start giving rebates for these vehicles...

When I first saw the commercials for the 2nd Gen Nano's, I yelled a pretty loud expletive. My Nano has half the battery life, duller screen, and I payed more for it than the current comparable (4GB) model. And the new one has the slick metal casing, while mine is black plastic that requires a rubber sleeve... Damn technology ... Oh well, my Nano should last me for a long time, and really, it has served me well so far, so why upgrade anyways.

Really? Wow. I guess I'm just used to column shifters, and prefer them over console ones. Our old Mercedes had a console shifter, and it drove my dad nuts. I do tend to equate console shifters with luxuriousness, so Mercedes' move strikes me as a bit odd.

Well great. Now we got a bunch of Democrats along our border... Terrific... The last thing Canada needs is a bunch of protectionists. However, this election is America's and America's only, and I respect America's decision. One of the things I do admire about America's political system is the separate votes on amendments and propositions. I often get the feeling that people in our government don't feel Canadians are smart enough to decide in referendums.

I still think that he shouldn't be killed. I believe a life sentence is warranted, because he'll be able to think about what he has done. He may one day apologize for it.

Changes to the Chevy Cobalt LT Since 2005 2006: A new 171-hp SS trim level, which is available on the Cobalt coupe and sedan. Because this would cause confusion with last year's 205-hp supercharged SS coupe, that trim level is now called SS Supercharged. The remaining trim levels are also renamed: The base trim is now the LS, the former LS is now the LT and the previous LT sedan is now the LTZ. 2007: A few new audio systems and wheel styles debut; a three-spoke steering wheel replaces the former four-spoker and GM's remote vehicle start feature joins the options list. Ups and Downs Ups: Affordable, strong acceleration, smooth and quiet ride, solid brakes, good crash test scores, high fuel mileage. Downs: Cheap interior plastics, cramped backseat, dire lack of interior storage, mediocre fit and finish. The Bottom Line: An agreeable little car that is a step up from the Cavalier it replaces. However, it doesn't measure up to the competition. Recalls and Problem History Recalls: Exterior lighting. The bulb shield can loosen or break because of vibration. If this occurred on a headlamp installed in a vehicle, oncoming drivers may notice additional glare, increasing the risk of a crash. Problem History: 1. Squeaky brake pedal, fixed using lubricant. 2. Stuck sunroof. The dealer repaired it under warranty but it broke again later. Dealer Service Reviews Albertson Chevrolet, Culver City, California April 2006 The Cobalt had an oil change and tire rotation performed at 7,419 miles. We did have to wonder why it cost so much ($30 for a tire rotation and $45.72 for an oil change for a grand total of $75.72) but the service advisor was friendly and the work was performed quickly and efficiently. Santa Monica Auto Group, Santa Monica, California July 2006 With 14,274 miles on the Cobalt we took it in for an oil change and tire rotation, which cost $62.66. We also asked the service advisor to repair the sunroof, which would not open past a certain point. The sunroof was repaired but later malfunctioned again.