Hotrod + Import = Super Badass

This is a vintage skyline, I don't know the year but i'm guessing 70's.

I love this style import car, It takes the hotrod style but has the heart of an import.

Eventually I plan on getting a 1971 celiac and doing something similar with a 2jz.

There is a whole article about this car here.

so go check it out.

Sometimes being right can suck hilariously.

I just saw christmas lights my buddy's cousin put up "around" a window. When I say "around" I mean, stuffed where every they will fit and jammed throw every slat of the blinds. "it looks like a fucking retard put these up" I exclaimed to my buddy, who then informed me that his cousin is indeed handicapped...

THE END...

Were Fucked! Run, in an orderly mesh of diagonal lines... The Japanesedo. (indisputably)

This proves that the Japanese people are robots, programed with a singular universal remote. That or my other hypothesis is that they are multiboxing!

JackChop Kid!

I love this video! So I'll share it with you guys, kid! I mean it totally looks boss.
The best part of it is that I'm from Massachusetts too!
Since in his video he states that "You can be the baddest dude in Revere."
Another gem is "Ask about our lay away program for people in Lyne."
Haha, people from Lyne are poor, and drug addicts.

Have a MacBook Pro (MBP) thats too hot to handle? Seriously It gets hot.

I have an early 2009 MBP with a 2.66 Intel Core 2 Duo processor. I noticed it got pretty hot and I never really heard the fans spool up. I remember seeing the temps as high as 170*-180* (f) which is pretty hot!

After looking online for an aftermarket fan or a laptop cooler I found this awesome program!
"SMCFanContol" Which... as you might have guessed controls fan speed, but still allows factory apple coding to raise the fan rpms in ration to processing loads. With one click you can return to stock setting if your a weirdo whos's afraid to mess with stuff. Now I got my fans at a base of 3500RPMS instead of 2000RPMS and raise as high as 4500RPMS under full load. Keeps the temps below 150* (f) at increased loads and normally around 100*-120* (f) for moderate loads.
So Heres a link! Hope you download it. Share your settings in the comments for others, or let me know if this review helped you.

Oh and If you need a Macbook Pro..