<![CDATA[Comments from cshontz]]> <![CDATA[Comments from cshontz]]> <![CDATA[cshontz commented on For Sale: Clean Mazda Miata, Slight Water Damage]]> York?! OMG. That's my turf, and I need a parts NA!!! Wish I had her e-mail address.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Five Best Photo Sharing Web Sites]]> I know that only a small subset of folks are developers, but Flickr's wicked-awesome API allows me to make Flickr into whatever I want it to be. Not happy with the UI? Make your own! That alone is worth the price of admission.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Mega Track, Our Kind Of Crossover]]> Hoons and dragons rejoice!

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Bus Driver Scalps Bus Thanks To GPS Guidance]]> With a little more speed, they would've made it.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on What Car Or Truck Would You Live In?]]> My Cherokee, of course!

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Ratchet, Ironhide Spotted; Transformers 2 Filming In Arizona?]]> I wish I would care more, I really do. Sure, I'll find entertainment value, but... meh.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Is The US Auto Industry On The Right Track?]]> I just hope the traditional, open-top Jeep has a future after Chrysler. The Wrangler remains relatively true to its heritage aside from electronics and 2007-era interior woes.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Even With 11 Tons Of Rover Parts Gone, Plenty Left In This Junkyard]]> My parents had an orange, or a sort of copper-colored 320i when I was a little boy. Man, this really takes me back. I wonder where that car is today.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on The Eagle Has Landed.... In Denver]]> Well crap. Sorry.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on The Eagle Has Landed.... In Denver]]> Again, it would be a crime to let these pictures go unshared. Though it'd be easier to share them if the comment system was less temperamental.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on The Eagle Has Landed.... In Denver]]> It would be a crime to let these pictures go unshared.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on What Is Your Ultimate Survival Vehicle?]]> You guys were right with Earthroamer, but you picked the wrong model. You want the XV-JP. The AEV front bumper is designed to withstand zombie strikes.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Detroit Auto Show: The Audi R8 V12 Video Leaves Nothing To The Imagination]]> Still no Turbo Boost, but we did get some nice blinker action.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Detroit Auto Show: Hummer HX Concept Embargo Totally Fragged]]> @TampaRon: No, don't say that. We want ugly - we just want the "here-we-found-sheetmetal-in-the-street-lets-weld-it-together" AM General H1 ugly. Not the "off-road Aztek" thing GM has going on with the Hummer brand. Poor Hummer. You could've been cool.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Are People Like Us Better Drivers?]]> [img][farm1.static.flickr.com]]

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Are People Like Us Better Drivers?]]> I like to take pictures. So... probably not.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on What Was Your Worst Drive?]]> After spending a Sunday wheelin' in Alabama, leaving to go home to Pennsylvania at 6:00 PM because I had to work the next morning. Driving through the night in a TJ on Swampers, pounding the Dew, getting the runs, and arriving at work at 8:40 AM - 10 minutes late, and completely and utterly useless.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on K.I.T.T. Joins Nancy Reagan To Say Nope To Dope!]]> God bless Mr T. His shtick is timeless.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on 2009 Subaru Forester Revealed]]> @cshontz: Bland, formulaic, conforming. Where's the eccentricity? ...the dare to be different? Give me my bug eyes and grille vaginas anyday.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on 2009 Subaru Forester Revealed]]> What happened to you, Subaru? You used to be cool.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Essen Motor Show: The Delta DUNE Project]]> So... what am I looking at here? What does it do? Seriously.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Which New Car Keeps Catching Your Eye?]]> Before poking and prodding one, I initially felt fondly of the Patriot. Then I took it for a test drive and was utterly bored. The CVT didn't win me over either.

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I'd fancy a JK Rubicon Unlimited or an R56 MINI.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Spy Photos: 2008 Subaru WRX in the Wild, Again]]> Hey, a pre-production whip was scooped on my turf, and I missed it! Inconceivable!

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on What The Hell To Do With This Nifty Inclinometer?]]> An inclinometer is not a replacement for a good, highly-tuned sphincter.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on 'Oh Nein. Die Mantas.' 'Manta Manta' Ladies!]]> Was that Judge Reinhold driving the Mercedes?

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on Transformers Movie Update: MTV Shows Over A Minute Of New Hot Robot Action!]]> Don't say that. :(

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on How Do You Say You're Sorry At 85 MPH?]]> Just this past week while on vacation I passed someone on the shoulder. They were turning across traffic, and there was plenty of room to slip by. I then received a boisterous honk, and saw the extension of an arm in my rear view mirror. It was too far to see phalanges, but I imagine one of 'em was erect.

I reflected upon this event - I live in Amish country where this type of passing maneuver is commonplace, and generally accepted. I wished I could go back and tell the guy that I had no intention of being a tool ... and then I thought perhaps I was going to fast. He was right - my shoulder pass was too agressive ... a feat of douchebaggery.

If I hadn't been reprimanded by horn and finger, I wouldn't have given it another thought. But perhaps the horn-lashing served its purpose. It shouldn't be viewed as a personal slight, but a gesture that causes us to evaluate our actions, and reconsider how we drive in the future.

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<![CDATA[cshontz commented on How Do You Say You're Sorry At 85 MPH?]]> I've been that douchebag. First, I take responsibility and attempt to rescue them from the wreckage. Then I put my arm around the terrified individual and apologize up and down for nearly killing them. Good ol' fashion verbal communication.

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