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That show totally jumped the shark when new class arrived. Also, the turn-of-the-90s hip stylings of the show, when revisited now, make it particularly corny. But finally, I used to have the hots for Kelly.

Back in high school, my love for high school musicals had nothing to do with love for theater.

I'll miss the ride. I hope that the Simpsons ride is at least equally awesome. ...Huh. Why is Universal Studios getting a ride based on a 20th Century Fox franchise?

My eye for the obscure is often a curse. A mere 62 years prior to the day thegriffin posted this press release, the US dropped an atomic bomb at the site of the press release. A mere 62 years later, we are greeted with this mutated Hozdabishi. Aside from that thought, I will reserve final judgement until I can see more angles.

The little upcurl at the tip of the headlight looks goofy. As for the grille, something got lost in translation from the Groove:

In my opinion, the 80s/90s Thunderbird roofline and greenhouse is one of the worst designed in American history... And these body kits prove it only empasize it more.

"...the name was rejected because the registrar said a name had to be a sequence of characters." Huh? "4" is a character, at least in programming terms. They must mean letters. Right?

Another best-ever month for Toyot... Wait, what!? What the hell happened thsi month?

Pff, who needs to brawl when you have guns? I can assure you that our violent-video-game trained children have an excellent sense of aim. Now, does Toyota really need another fluff piece?

++But the front still needs something...

They apparently call it Windows Live Messenger these days.

Awesome. I hope they also update the engineering over the years.

Stories like this make me... 1. Not want to make new friends, and 2. Hide my closet skeletons very, very carefully.

The overall appearance is nice, but I can't shake the feeling I've seen this melted stack design before...

As little as I'd miss them, I realize it would be worse for consumer choice to ban Japanese cars. More competition means better cars from everyone, and some of their cars aren't bad. That isn't to say I wouldn't mind crippling their sales to this country somehow... You know, stoop to MITI's level of economic control...

Adaptive Cruise Control...

I really enjoy reading about new engine technology. If you can really get 40 mpg in an S-Class without going hybrid, there is hope for the future yet.

The Quattroporte is helping them out, for sure. It's a very unique sedan, especially in appearance. There's one around town, and it looks spectacular.

And with that, the iPod stronghold entrenches further into the portable media player marketplace.

Seriously, is someone going to beat GM to the punch again? Those resourceful Asian automakers with their weak yen and humongous profits...

Fine by me. In today's world of globalization, the fewer languages, the better. Give it time, though. I bet it'll happen by accident after a few generations of people communicate with today's technology.

You said "GM convertible". I said, "he wound up getting a Cavalier convertible, didn't he..."

Uh...I think "forward" is <-- that way.

I find it funny that the Spanish essentially made a new letter to replace "gn". La señora es de Portugal. Another thing I like about Spanish is its use of leading punctuation so that the reader can more easily spot a question or exclamation. ¿La señora es de Portugal? Sí, ¡La señora es de Portugal! I'm not exactly fluent in the language beyond this, though...

...must... resist... Pontiac marketers try to drop redneck stigma and increase hip-hop culture sales with new slogan: This is not your slave master's Pontiac. I'm gonna regret that.