Just when you thought it was safe…
nice gills
The giant badge on the ass says “Carlsson.” On further review, Carlsson just means a couple grand of plastic shit. It has big ass gills, which excuses everything, right?
Why Yes, They’re Real
Unfortunately.

Turd brown is no accident
Porsche suppository Panamera at Barrett Jackson 2010
I’ve got a love-e-ly bunch of coconuts…
diddle dee doo
There they are all standing in a row
Black ones, red ones, one with a $5,000 crack in its dash requiring a windshield removal to repair…
True story: I’m at the dashboard place getting a thing for my other thing. This guy with a British accent speeds up in a Series III XJ. He’s there to pick up a black dash cover for a Ferrari TR. Why? Because (the story goes) it has a crack in the dash at the base of the windshield. The cover will make it pretty, and the new owner can give Ferrari the 5 large it will take to pull the windshield and fix it.
Or not, one supposes.
Oh, THAT?! Don Johnson saw it and knifed it during a coke binge after Miami Vice was cancelled, is what I’m told. I would repair it, but it really adds to the story of the car, don’t you think?
Caveat emptor, you rich Ferrari buying bastards.
Admiral, there be whales here!
Or what million dollar stakes earns you in Vegas (besides hookers and blow): land yachts to take you wherever you want to go. And, of course, RIGHT BACK TO YOUR FAVORITE CASINO RIGHT HERE, SIR!!!
Meanwhile, farther down (up?) the Strip…
Truth In Advertising?
Caption This
Some Jokes Just Write Themselves:
–That’ll buff right out
–Mitt Romney takes the Blues Brothers movie a bit too seriously
HT: Autoblog
Incongruity

$226 Million - 6-8 uses per year

How much to fix this?

Or this?
not sayin’. Just sayin’.
Manipulating History 101: Deferring the Bush Depression

Dick Cheney swears by the pocket organ 9000 (now with Bluetooth(R)!)
REPORT: Cheney says Bush left GM bankruptcy for the next guy
This, according to former vice-president Dick Cheney, who reportedly admitted in a recent interview on Fox News that the Bush administration floated the $17.4 billion auto industry bailout package in order to give the outgoing administration enough time to exit and for the next administration to settle in before the house of cards in Detroit came tumbling down. According to Cheney, President Bush “decided that he did not want to be the one who pulled the plug just before he left office.”








