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Came across this interesting list of "exotics" today. Good prices for sure. http://www.popularmechanics.com/automotive/reader_rides/4296429.html?page=5

Here's a new way to serve the guy: CANBERRA, Australia ? You've been "superpoked" ? and served. An attorney in Australia has used the popular networking Web site Facebook to notify a couple that they lost their home after defaulting on a loan. The Australian Capital Territory Supreme Court...

One of the first new ones I've seen floating around. I'll never look at relish the same again. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T-tOh1hMCs

My heart goes out to Eduardo. And not just because I'm a Gooner. As for George Best: brilliant player, wrong team ;)

Again, I wouldn't want to change the way things are here, but... How is SA hard to wade through? On the main page all ads are along the margins and small. In the forums it's one banner at the top. That's it. I'd say the hardest thing to wade through on that site is all the BS. Nothing to do...

No, SailingAnarchy.

I'm a member of another forum that is pretty anti-ads as well. However, a solution that they found was to have a "sponsor" for each forum. The sponsor usually came in the form of someone already in the forum community who had a related business. For their dollars, they got a banner/header at...

The ad did say "or best offer" LOL

Wow. Those are, um....not good.

They may not have been yours, but your actions and tool-ishness implied a vested interest.

You're right, my bad. Porsche is at the top of German cars. No sedans though. Mercedes and BMW??

In the last few years Audi's have been MUCH MUCH better in terms of reliability. Best of all the German makes recently.

Hey ptschram, What's the skinny on your 109?

This implies that shipping is extra.

Best place to check would be the A4 forum over on Audiworld.com. From personal experience (have had 2 A4's and currently an A6), they're great, trouble free, fun cars to own. Plus, the 1.8T is easy to "chip" which really gives it a kick in the pants.

Belevedere on the rocks. Hands down the smoothest (though I haven't had the Youri yet)

Bruce Schwab is awesome. I spent some time working with his team trying to secure sponsors. Trying to get money out of companies for solo ocean racing is a bitch. Especially here in the US. He had a remarkable boat in Ocean Planet.

I keep wanting to try skiffs. I-14s, Vectors and such but haven't saved up the pennies or found a partner in crime. Plus, getting dunked in the Bay in the summer is a recipe for catching a jellyfish in the face, lol. will do on the crew. We're lucky this year, the Scot N/A's are down here in...

I think the operative word here is "trained".

I sailed a J-80 for years and helped campaign one in Texas for a while. I recently moved back to Va. and have a Flying Scot (for the moment). Got some racing friends up in Annap-town. One owns an Antrim 27 named Ultra Violet.