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I made a video of her all naked at the Bugatti factory in Molshiem. Truly amazing how much they can cram into such a small space. Of course with tolerances of .02 on the body alone, one can assume there is even less need for wiggle room in the engine bay.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO7Mrpy2FyI
This isn't that new of a procedure, and I'm looking at getting it instead of Lasik because of the ability to simply take the lens out and replace it with a new one if your eyes change. With Lasik your burning down your cornea in order to reshape it correctly, and there's only so much to burn away. Check out http://www.visianinfo.com/ . Seems like most of my local Lasik centers do this as well, but I have quite a few pennies to save up myself.
I was sleeping once when I had just bought my house, and with tired eyes and a foggy mind I thought there was a man standing in my kitchen across from the bedroom. After yelling and running towards the door I finally realized it was just the black of the fridge contouring against the white of the cabinets... Freaked me the hell out, and still to this day it creeps me out every time I glance over into the kitchen and see that perfect man shaped contour in the dark.
It probably has something to do with the fact that the Veyron was electronically limited to 254mph because that was the safest max speed that the custom ultra top speed super tires could go with out risking killing the customer (while still setting the top speed at the time). I doubt the TT has tires anywhere near as capable as the Veyron, but when your only claim to fame is having the current highest top speed then who cares about safety?

Besides, in the time it takes the SSC to reach 257mph, the Veyron can hit 254mph, come to a complete stop, and then take off again and get to well over 220mph. Sure, that's just taken from performance numbers online and real world might be slightly off, but I think it still shows how much ridiculously faster a Veyron really is. There's just no comparison......at least until it comes time to pull out the check book.
pretty please with sprinkles on top?
That's a HUGE bit... wait no... That bitch is crazy!
I just think its ridiculous that you can't get a mk2 TT in the states with a 6 spd manual, quattro, AND a 2.0t. You either have to get the 3.2l and deal with getting minimal out of it unless you spend big bucks, or your stuck with the TTs and the S-tronic. Sure S-tronic may be faster, but I want my manual transmission!
Hrmm. Just gotta figure out if I'm going to take my 69 Z28 all orginal show car, or my dad's 69 Z11 Pace car with A/C and power steering. God I love the Z28, but 100F texas heat with no A/C isn't pretty. Still, at least I wouldn't have to worry about the pizza getting cold on the way home, lol.

Anyone know what kind/size pizza they are giving away?
ditto on the Road to Ruin
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I am looking for a device that will stream sound from one source to several recipients. For example, I want to stream sound from my TV or stereo to my phone or MP3 player that has radio and Bluetooth capabilities. I have looked into radio transmitters and they seem like a decent choice, but I can't find one that uses external power (USB or from the plug) and I would want one with a transmit range of around 50 meters. Thanks!"

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