Does it have to be HP Envy? Can't it just be P Envy?

I need a new Jawbone. Just not the jawbone of an ass.

Preschoolers...

I'm thankful that Autoblog provides great coverage of auto/motorsports news, and that they tolerate my warped sense of humor in comments without banning me.

I'm also thankful that, for the most part, we Americans can still agree to disagree on contentious subjects and remain united as a single people. Thanksgiving is proof of that; it's the quintessential American holiday. (no offense Canadians-- you're Americans too, just not USAns. Consider yourselves a separate and distinct culture within North America. ;-) )

Finally, I'm thankful I can drive and ride the vehicles I want, whenever I want. Good thing I only want the ones I've got. . .

One day...in the not-too-distant future... Google will change its name to WeSaySo.

There are plenty of successful companies producing exotic cars. MG isn't successful currently. My point is that while I don't like this particular design they are perhaps correct in aiming for a higher volume, lower cost portion of the marketplace, as opposed to their historic niche.

Seems I could have been clearer there...

Excellent reference. However it should be pointed out that going bankrupt now seriously limits all of your options then. Who is going to finance a military operation for you to take scarce resources that you can't afford to buy, with weapons you can no longer afford to make?

I mistook it for a Kia Forte. Still, this is probably where the money is, as opposed to low volume exotic sports cars.

"People in debt don't call the shots. They get told what to do."

Truer words were never spoken. This would just be a single tile in the mosaic of getting our financial house back in order. Or we can learn to speak Mandarin. One or the other...

That is one expensive piece of . . . unfortunate styling. It totally puts the "wretched" in the phrase "wretched excess".