Harry P.

I was thinking the exact same thing. 200 hours? That's all? Can't be... Neat truck.

You said "I admit to thinking that parts of the opposing ideology's platform are just plain wrong"... as if you were admitting some sort of secret or something unique to you. At least that's how I read it.

That's true of everyone who has strong opinions one way or the other. Obviously if a person strongly believes in something, then by definition they think that those people who see things differently must obviously be wrong.

Yellowjackets aren't bees. They're wasps.

Believe me, driving less than the speed limit is not the problem with me. My problem is just the opposite.

That's a good looking car...

Me too. Electric car batteries, driving range, charging times, accessibility of charging stations... that will all continue to improve in leaps and bounds. I think that within most of our lifetimes, electric cars will no longer be considered "odd" or "impractical"... I think electric cars will be quite common. As far as the comment about electricity needing to be generated... true enough, electricity doesn't fall out of the sky by magic. But electricity can be generated by a wide variety of means... fossil fuels, hydro, solar, wind, nuclear.... while gasoline can only come from one source: oil. In the long run, producing electricity makes a lot more sense than producing gasoline.

Probably the Mila Kunis/Laura Prepon action set.

A woman and her daughter were visiting the cemetery to pay respects to the child's grandmother. On the way back to the car the little girl asks, "Mommy, do they ever bury two people in one grave?" The mother looks at her daughter and says, "Why, of course not! Whatever would make you think that?" The little girl replies, "Well, I saw a tombstone that said 'Here lies a lawyer and an honest man'."

Oh, come on, Bill... you're cheating. That's obviously not your back yard! If it means free pizza and beer... yes!

Jackie Chiles!

You just can't do any better than that. To say that your work on that engine is impressive is a complete understatement, so I'll just say that's freakin' awesome!

Models should be free! Pizza and beer free too! We demand our rights!

And they have no way to prove you did get it. Looks like a case for a sharp lawyer.

And a very classy car if you ask me!

What? No stop at the Bunny Ranch???

I thought he was a she. At least it looked that way in the video.

Another angle of that Packard...

1949 Packard.

Another one that's not the "same old same old"...

Actually when I said "all those bricks" I was referring to that wagon in the first post, not your list. But as I read your list, yeah... lots of cars that all look pretty much alike. Time to widen your horizons. It's a great big automotive world out there...

Instead of all those '60s-'70s bricks that all look alike, why not something a little less mainstream and a lot more stylish?

I wonder what happens if, say, your credit card bill was in one of those bins that got dumped into the trash and you never got it. Are you responsible for paying the late fee on a bill you never received? Does the USPS have any legal responsibility to deliver your mail? If they fail to deliver your mail, do they face any consequences, or is the mail (non) recipient left holding the bag?

Eric Forman's Vista Cruiser.

Everyone: "How big was it?"