Justin Bimmer

We have a Jimmy Johns in Clovis! The owner moved out here from Chicago and opened a franchise!

Yeah, shaking the martini dilutes it quite a bit. JamesBond like martinis with gin, vodka, and lillete in them.

Some could also consider a martini to have gin in it too. Or a combination of Vodka and Gin. There are so many types of vodka and gin now that there is a lot of personal preference.

stay away from the G6 it is so below the Malibu. If you are going to go epsilon, only a Malibu is good enough.

Link to Cash for Clunkers Rules

MALIBU!

It was basically said about a month ago that NUMMI wasn't going to make it. When GM put it into the liquidation pile toyota basically said they didn't want it either.

Goodyear tires are not that good, period. They have been resting on their "name" for too long.

US 50 is known as "The Loneliest Road in America"

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GMC = Gotta Mechanic Comming!

Here is the law in Maryland on Minimum Speed Minimum Speed Limit: I. A person shall not willfully operate a motor vehicle at such a slow speed as to impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic. Tran. §21-804(a) II. A person who is driving a vehicle (1) at 10 MPH or more below the posted speed limit or (2) at less than the normal speed of traffic shall drive in the right-hand lane then available for traffic or as close as practicable to the right-hand curb or edge of the roadway. Tran. §21-301(b) Posted (Minimum) Speed Limit: Based on engineering and traffic investigations, the State Highway Administration or a local government may establish a minimum speed limit on a highway or part thereof. Tran. §§21-804(b) & 21-1409

Story Link By JIM IOVINO Updated 12:54 PM EDT, Thu, Jul 23, 2009 Erik Bonstrom considers himself a safe driver. So imagine his surprise when he was stopped along Route 50 Tuesday evening in Prince George's County, Md., -- for going too slow. "Coming back on Route 50, the speed limit is 55 and I was pulled over by a Maryland State trooper," Bonstrom said. "When I asked him why, he said I was going too slow and issued me an $80 ticket for going 58 in a 65." Bonstrom said he tried to reason with the trooper as passing cars whizzed by. "To me, you are punishing a safe driver and there are many cars that were passing me, and I guess it was just easier to pull me over than the cars that were speeding," Bonstrom said. Bonstrom said the traffic stop is more puzzling because it came just yards before a 65 mph sign. He said he believes he was pulled over for going 58 mph on a part of the road that is actually a 55 mph zone, not 65 mph like the trooper claims. A Maryland State Police representative said they are looking into the matter and plan to have a response within 24 hours. Bonstrom said he plans to fight the ticket in court. "If I was wrong, if I was speeding, then you got me and I'm wrong," Bonstrom said. "But the fact that I don't believe I'm wrong and that I wasn't breaking any laws -- that's why I'm fighting it."

Cadillac 2, Jaguar 0

GM to name Dewar as Chevrolet chief in brand shake-up This is part of a leadership shake-up at two of the four surviving U.S. brands. Story Link

GM North American design chief Bryan Nesbitt to run Cadillac, report to Lutz Cadillac's interim general managers, Steve Hill and Steve Shannon, will be reassigned to as-yet-unannounced roles within General Motors. Story Link

I built a model once, Corvette C4 Grand Sport. It was pretty lame, I don't have surgeon's hands.

Once again, if you don't like what is in the thread in the lounge, you have the ability to not read it. C&G is the best place I have found to talk about cars and some other things because people say whats on their mind and as long as it isn't wackadoodle it gets to stay and be part of the discussion.

No way can you support yourself on a minimum wage job here that's only 16,660 minus social security and other taxes. Rent on an apartment is going to be 500 bucks a month in the GHETTO. More like 700 and up for a legit place.

Funny you bring that up because a recent study shows that rather then the rich people leaving California because of the "high taxes" it is in fact poor people that are leaving the state because they can't find jobs. Can't support their families, and soon will not be getting anywhere NEAR the government assistance they once got.

Not true if you can get from A to B faster on a HS rail then an airplane. Because you have to factor in the get to the airport early, major security, wait for baggage claim etc.

The thing about the LS and Corolla interiors is that they are nice and everything, but there is no feel there. The Buick has feel to it.

From what I have read on the CA HS rail plan, most of the line would be on the UP right of way with its own rails and they would have to eliminate all grade crossings. Thru the peninsula, they would be on the CalTrain right of way (Former SP).