Ellomdian commented on PCH, Financiapocalypse Moonshine Runner Edition: Mercury Marauder or BMW 850i?

"Have looked at a few 8-series because they are really the "Ferrari of the BMW line" Had they continued development, I think around 2000 they would have turned into something pretty cool. As it is, parts are expensive, they are impossible to work on, and you have to explain it to people with phrases like "Ferrari of the BMW line" There is probably a selection of Merc parts at the Pull and Save."

Ellomdian commented on What Cars Do Automakers Need To Atone For On This Yom Kippur?

"1.And the Lord spoketh unto Detroit, and to the rest of the world, and there was much gnashing of teeth, for the Lord said "THESE ARE YOUR SINS, THEY ARE UNCOUNTED BUT YOU WILL ACCOUNT FOR THEM!" 2."

Ellomdian commented on Hands On With The New Xbox Experience

"I am interested to see how the new interface feels, as I don't use alot of the "social" features of Xbox Live as it stands."

Ellomdian commented on Barack Obama's $3 Million 'Overhead Projector' Actually Pretty Cool

"Um guys?"

Ellomdian commented on Secma F16 Roadster Provides Cheap Thrills

"Thank god for gray market track cars."

Ellomdian commented on Zero-Cost Gadget Upgrades For the Next Great Depression

"The WRT-54g is God's gift to wireless."

Ellomdian commented on Commenter Of The Day: Hervé Villechaize Edition

"@Mysterious Utility Bento: Mind you, LA entertainment has to stay cheap what with plunging house value / rising gas prices / wildfire and earthquake insurance."

Ellomdian commented on Clarkson Drives Sebring Convertible, Declares It "Worst Car In The Entire World"

"Much as I agree that Clarkson incessantly bashes most "average" american cars - the Sebring is crap."

Ellomdian commented on AT&T Adds DataConnect Overage Charges, Pulls Plug on Unlimited Pre-Paid Data Plans

"/sigh Really tired of old-world economics driving business practices."

Ellomdian commented on So That's What CNN's Political Crew Is Doing On Their Laptops

"God bless HD - 2-3 years ago all we would have seen at that magnification would be blur..."