Some great ideas here, some I've heard of, some not. What I want is a quick and easy way to corral and store flare wrenches (the toe strap and carabiner ideas being out for obvious reasons).

My favorite B-side of all is The Doors' "The Changeling" (the A-side of which was one of my dad's favorite songs, for some odd reason). He caught me playing it one day and started railing about listening to "that crap" on his stereo, and where the hell did I get it anyway. He didn't believe it was his until I flipped it over and played the A-side ("Riders On The Storm").

The use of "Shatner" and "awesome" in the same sentence without a negative qualifier makes me hurt in my thinky-places. My local NPR station used to use his "Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds" to make the phone ring during pledge week. It worked really well.

AMC also had an AM/FM/CB. If you find a factory one in the wild and for sale, let me know.

Fixed that for ya.

Thanks for sparing me the hassle of looking it up. '94 must have been just about the last year of that body style, though. (or maybe not).

There was the Arrow, a '90's Cavalier and a Subie Legacy of indeterminate vintage that I was paying particular attention to. I'm pretty sure they all finished.

After the first few cars, "inside line" really wasn't on the menu. I was right in the same spot this was filmed from, and I can attest that it's a bloody miracle nobody took out that tree or ended up in the "parking spot" right in front of the camera.

That was my first thought, too.

So you're entrusted to kill the joy of your own posts? How's that work?

I never actually said it wasn't original. It's just that the premise (while amusing at first) doesn't survive critical examination, therefore all the jokes based on it are kinda- well, not so funny. For the record, your "kitteh in a glass punkin" fotochop is very amusing, though.

Please don't take me seriously, nobody else does;D