Jerry's Blogs

Sunday, December 23, 2007

On Stupidity

Maybe I'm being a bit harsh, but saving up enough quarters to buy a truck just doesn't seem like the brightest idea to me. I may not know a lot of economics, but that much be a helluva lot of inflation on that money.

Now back to my regularly scheduled staring at my computer screen.

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Monday, December 10, 2007

On Desire

To be honest, the real reason I bought a use PS2 on eBay was so I could play GT4. I'm not into games at all, and I have consistently sucked at all of them. This includes ruthless hours of training for Tetris Attack just so I could lose, yet again, to Wendy. I'd like to think that GT4 would turn out different, but it's highly unlikely.

Here's a trailer about GT5 I saw on Autoblog.

Starting the video with an Alfa would make Clarkson proud

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Monday, November 26, 2007

On Regret

Given the choice of sleeping right away, and checking Craiglist *one* last time before shut-eye, always choose the latter. 'Cause if you don't, then you end up kicking yourself for not having seen this gorgeous gem a few days earlier.

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Monday, November 12, 2007

On Car Buying Frenzy

Bourban's black 1997 NA Miata took me by surprise, and I'm absolutely loving how it looks. There's several bumps and nicks, but it looks like it's in better shape than my other Craigslist prospects. Hopefully, I'm not making this an impulse buy...

wikipedia miata photo

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Monday, October 22, 2007

On Audi R8 Top Gear Review

This show is freaking hilarious and awesome at the same time. The 10th season started not too long ago, and I'm glad that it's kept the same Top Gear flavor. I am a little disappointed with them reusing the amphibious cars challenge in the 2nd episode.
This like rubbing honey on Keira Knightley's body. -Jeremy Clarkson on Audi R8

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Sunday, September 23, 2007

On Good Advertising

I respect Mercedes so much more after they released a great 11 minute commercial about their SLR.

Of course, there was obligatory sexy Apple gear throughout.

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