Hey, give me all your money. Now! I've got a gun and I will shoot!
Oh, by the way, Pikachuuuuu!

Some day there will no longer be a Facebook and the next generation aren't going to understand this one bit if they stumble upon it.

Has anyone written to the e-mail address yet? I wonder why he/she/it has such a thing, to let you know of the next release of Beatles/McCartney/Wings/Lennon/Starr/Harrison mix tapes?

Meh. I had it and it was simply an uncomfortable annoyance for two or three days* peppered with some achiness, a cough and runny nose**.

*Your mileage may vary.
** Your immune system will invariably react differently. Do not taunt happy fun ball.

Foo, now that I wanted to watch it it was removed from You-Tube.

Any such list is just a product of those who wrote it and their experiences with automobiles.
A few errors though, one of the most glaring being the photo of a new Ford GT in place of an actual vintage Ford GT40.

Just as disturbing as the singing was when Black Canary offered to spank the bad guys.

Wait, that was a beginning of a story. Where are the middle and the end? There really isn't any sort of resolution at all.

It has been an idea for a long time and has also failed to come to fruition on multiple occasions with multiple financiers and supervisory groups.

Nom nom nom... That's great, I love the entire exchange.

Hooray for plug-ins, particle effects and deformer fields!

Hey, I live 20 minutes from two of the items on that list, ancient Bristlecone Pine forests and clonal Quaking Aspens. Now if I could just hitch a ride to Patagonia and Namibia...

Okay, so most anyone with a moderate knowledge of automobile history will likely know about solid rubber tires and their precursory role in relation to the pneumatic variety.

I find it interesting that this same latticed concept of solid/flexible hybrid has also been around nearly as long.

Behold the Trublproof tire from 1920, via the Shorpy blog:
http://www.shorpy.com/node/5270?size=_original

Interspecies loving, or interspecies hairballs?

10/12, but some of them were good guesses.