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May 19, 2007 by ignatiof.

This always gives me the chills every time I drive by.
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May 15, 2007 by ignatiof.
I have been looking for something deep and meaningful my entire life; something that will help many, many people. It would be a way for me to give back to the community, to do a great thing for the world.
But the question is, what? Sure I could donate to a foundation that fights cancer or heart disease. Maybe sponsor some poor children in the third world. That would help, but it’s not that big a deal. It’s not something I can put on my resume, which after all, is the holy grail of philanthropy. It’s not like I founded a cancer society. Now that would be something.
Upon further research it became obvious to me that all the good stuff is taken. There’s nothing left to found. Too many people have been out there padding their resumes already.
So I began to think of how the world needs to change. What can I do? How is the world suffering?
And fortunately, I found it. Each and every day I see car after car after car on our roads and highways, and it breaks my heart. All those beautiful alloy wheels covered in disgusting brake dust. I just can’t live with it any longer. So today, I’m forming a new organization, the Society for the Prevention of Brake Dust Build-up on Aluminum-Alloy Wheels, which can be shortened to the sexy ‘SPBDBAAW’. I encourage you to join me!
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May 12, 2007 by ignatiof.
We’ve all heard how different types of cars are marketed to different types of buyers. What they don’t tell you is exactly what they think about you when you buy one of these cars. So my brother and I have taken it upon ourselves to fill you in. Look up your car below and see what the automobile manufacturers think about you.
BMW
3-series - You are a certifiable genius.
Chevrolet
Impala - You’ve entered retirement. I SAID YOU’VE ENTERED RETIREMENT!
Chrysler
300C - You’re a mobster.

Sebring - Your luggage fits in the trunk… now where’s that map?
Dodge
Avenger - You’re a 28 year old man with a perpetual 5 o’clock shadow. You think you’re tough, but when it comes down to it, you weep for every insect that splatters across your windshield.
Ford
Explorer - It was on the list of approved cars you could park in front of your planned-community home. You were able to get the color of your choice though, as long as it was black.
Fusion - Uh, hmm… I’m not sure. Has anyone driven a Ford lately?
Taurus - You are a certified genius. That MENSA certificate hangs proudly in your office at the factory.
Honda
Element - You saw a box of crackers one day and thought ‘hmm, I wonder if this comes in a car.’

Odyssey - The only one of your kids that isn’t crying just kicked me in the leg, and no, that little bastard is not cute.
Hummer
H1 - You have an unfortunately small penis. If you are a female, you also have a small penis.
H2 - You have a slightly larger penis than an H1 owner.
Hyundai
Elantra - You’re a middle aged woman with all the fashion sense of a dead sea urchin.
Jeep
Wrangler - Your surfboard looks so totally rad sticking up out of the back, dude..

Land Rover
LR3 - You saw a SMART car and thought, ‘I want the box that came in.’

Maybach
62 - You have exquisite taste.. those white gloves are simply dashing.

Mazda
Miata (MX-5) - You got married too early, and your marriage finally crumbled as you reached a mid-life crisis. With all your money now going straight to that bitch as alimony, a Mercedes CLK is out of reach, so you plunk your overweight khaki-wearing ass into the seat of a tiny japanese roadster thinking that you’ll actually feel better cruising the boulevard, checking out chicks half your age, while the wind blows through your ever-thinning hair.
Mercedes
S-Class - You’re just the right amount of asshole for corporate success. Any more and you’d have pissed too many people off to make it this far; any less and you’d be stuck in a Dilbert cubicle mumbling passive-aggressive asides just out of your boss’ earshot.
Nissan
Versa - You’re a hippy.
Sentra - You’re a hippy wannabe.
Pontiac
Solstice - You’re single, in your late 20s, and already bald.
Bonneville - You are a union leader
Grand Prix - You are a union leader wannabe
Porsche
Boxster - You’re out of money trying to look the part of the higher-class clique you so desperately seek the acceptance of, but hey, at least your new girlfriend doesn’t need to be fed.
Saturn
Ion - You’re just getting started in your career in one of these exciting fields: Financial Planning, Health Care, Hotel Management……
Vue - You’re a private investigator
Scion
xB - You saw a Honda Element and thought, ‘damn, that’s too sleek’.

Smart
Fortwo - You’re (not) smart.
Suzuki
Yeah, right, like anyone would admit to driving one of those!
Toyota
Prius - Your publicist said it’d be good for your image.. and your morning double tall no-foam half-caff soy latte fits so perfectly in the cup holder.
Yaris - This is the largest auto you could afford.
Camry - You’re 50, you wear beige slacks and you have grey hair. You’ve been described as ‘excessively normal’.
FJ Cruiser - You’re legally blind.

Volkswagen
Beetle - You’re a chick. And no, I’m not going to recycle this bottle when I’m done with it.
Volvo
S-40 - You like sex. But purely from an academic point of view.
R-40 - As a paranoid actuary, the Volvo wagon was a natural choice.
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May 12, 2007 by ignatiof.

You can’t lose with a deal like this!
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May 11, 2007 by ignatiof.
I’ve come to the conclusion that the number of prescription medications you take is equal to the number of the decade you’re living in. In other words, if you’re under 10, you have 1 medication, 10-19 and you have 2 medications, etc. By the time you get to 80 years old, you’re taking 9 things. If you’re a man, heart pills and Viagra make up 6 of them.
I should be on 4… I’ll have to go see my doctor and get some prescriptions.
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