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Still no pricing.

Actually, Optimus was voiced by Peter Cullen, the same guy who did his voice in the 80s TV series and the cartoon movie. Megatron was different, though, voiced by Hugo Weaving of Matrix (Agent Smith) and Lord of the Rings (Elron) fame.

Anyone want a Transformers wallpaper I just made?

Another new sig in honor of the ownage that is Transformers.

Saw it earlier today. Absolutely fantastic.

I can live with this since A) they're continuing to cut fleet and B) since they're cutting fleet while increasing retail, they're going to be more profitable.

Funny, Fly...reeeeeeaaal funny.

Something wrong with wanting to know how my favorite automaker and its dark rival faired last month?

Ah, makes sense.

3rd day (2nd business day) of July, and still no sales figures? When can we expect them?

Someone PM me when I can build one.

How's this?

Here's my entry.

I can appreciate the uniqueness of the RL's interior, but I don't like it. Far too busy for me.

I've always loved the Acura TL's interior. And the 08 CTS is exactly the kind of interior I love as well. Just wanted to give you (O.C. and Dodgefan) an idea of what kind of interior design language I like so you wouldn't think I was just picking on Toyota.

Well, you've seen me complain about GMs corporate radio insert as much as anyone else. But I don't care how well integrated your buttons are, when your regular stereo display looks like it came right off a decade-old CD player you lose a lot of points. I'm also not a big fan of Toyota's new staggered dashboard design kick. I don't like it on the Rav4 and I don't like it here.

Seriously? Man's entitled to his opinion, I guess. But I think the Outlook and Acadia interiors are better from a design perspective.

Man, this thing is going to be FUGLY just like the Tundra and sit on Toyota's lots JUST like the Tundra.

I would like to see a CUV this small from Chevrolet, Saturn, or Pontiac.

Kinda neat.

The radio display is funny as hell. Looks just like the display on a Phillips CD player I use to own. Back in 1999.

Maybe someone can explain this to me. How is a car that isn't suppose to be on sale until early 2008 being sold USED by a private owner in Lexington, Kentucky? Excuse the image quality, they were taken with my wife's 2MP camera phone, didn't have our Kodak with us. Anyone care to guess where this came from?

I think I got a job with the company I interviewed with. Problem is, no positions in Lexington. I'll either have to move to the Louisville area (no well in hell) or commute. If the pay is good, like 15-16+ an hour, then I'll probably take the job and just commute. There's also the possibility of a field technician that would be 90% travel to hospitals. I'd be working on the endoscopy equipment when it broke. Oh, I interviewed with a company called Styker. www.stryker.com

Its actually a four-in-hand knot. Windsor is too damn complicated.

Going to an interview in a bit, snapped a shot for posterity.