aaaannndddd the moneyhat begins.

what kind of launch was that :|

He doesn't actually say how he got 85mpg.

http://img138.imageshack.us/img138/8717/viridian.jpg

If you are in no way swayed by the direction GM's new products and services, and the company as a whole, are taking, then you are so inanely biased that your entire post reeks of the same blindness of which you accuse others of.

Anyways, thinking "what stooge they appoint next should be irrelevant" has me literally laughing out loud; by your own words, its your money they're using to say afloat - I'd think I'd be VERY interested to know what direction the company is going in.

Hey, don't get me wrong, GM's bailout was a stake in the heart of any taxpayer, but that money saved hundreds of thousands of jobs and an entire industry, something which I can live with. They still need to pay that money back, and if they can't, you'll have your wish of seeing them to the grave with liquidation - the public comes out on top for either situation.

Article from that same year detailing a history of SUV rollovers: http://www.drivers.com/article/513/

Your article should read "23% of the internet still not tech savvy as the rest of us". I used IE6 for many years without issue, because I'm not a layman, and most importantly, I don't click on links promising me free ipods.

The browser doesn't make you secure, common sense does. Firefox users still have to deal with security holes in plugins, such as Flash, just as any other browser does. If you think switching between browsers makes you a more competent internet user, you are wildly mistaken.

ITT sensationalist articles and internet apologetics.

I wish phones could be phones again.

The unit is only what, 13cm high? Not as huge as most of you think.

Does inhaling gasoline also make people drive 10 under the limit?