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Bruno, I think if there is any redeeming value in the NY Times opinion piece it is the comment on the generational shift, which you alluded to. Unfortunately, replacing the kind of Apple, techy knowledge with mechanical knowledge only makes us more susceptible to consumerism, which appeared to...

Forgive me if this NY Times piece has already been referenced: http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/06/opinion/sunday/is-the-iphone-replacing-the-motorcycle.html?_r=1&src=recg The thesis is that Apple products (for example) are supplanting motorcycles as the "cool" purchase for a younger generation...

Been away from the site for awhile. Love the work as always. Love the humor, too. Especially the "McNasty!" And a black tee would be sweet.

If anyone needs an article edited, I would be glad to help, even if it's just straight-up grammar and spelling. I'll fix any errors and send it back to you. I spent MANY years as an English major, so please put my education to use!

Rich: yes, guilty. That's how come I employ those fancy words.

"Hipster" has not always been associated with conformist, privileged twenty-somethings who are trying to be cool. Norman Mailer wrote a very famous essay called "The White Negro" in which he explored what it meant to be a hipster. I'm not sure when this term became so pejorative. I believe...

From the above Wikipedia list: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0298250/ Biker Zombies (from Detroit). Sweeeeeet.

Since they were so damn cool, I sent these bike pics to some people at work. A guy emails me back saying, "This is more my speed:" Minneapolis ArtCar Parade 2007 -- The Sofa Car

I've seen people reference various steampunk bikes. Thought some who were interested in the movement in general would enjoy this short video. (At the end of the video there is a steampunk-ed My Little Pony): http://www.pbs.org/arts/gallery/off-book-episode-4-steampunk/off-book-episode-4-steampunk/

Very well deserved. It's a beautiful machine.

Love it! Looks like a hairless version of one of my cats. She's a cat-devil.

I'm in for a Large.

I don't know. I think I still like the second. By the way, I like the addition of "Attack." Adds a nice irony.

Dig it. Not sure if you're asking which one we like better . . . but I like the second one.

I would definitely buy a t-shirt. The stickers are very cool. But my kids would end up putting them on their face or something. Please let us know if you go ahead with the shirts.

Awesome! The look on her face when she revved it was priceless. By the way, I can't get the video to load.

Wow, that is really cool. You should do the same treatment on the U.S.A as a whole, given various recent unsavory occurrences. Great work as always.

One of VY's original posts in this thread shed light on the knee-jerk reaction most people had to accuse the "Islamist Fascists" of the attack. The point of the column from The Guardian was to show that Norwegian violence has been committed more by neo-Nazi groups and not Islamic terrorists...

Back to the point of the original post, here is a column from Britain's The Guardian: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/jul/24/norway-tragedy-extremism-europe