Mitsubishi Evo VIII vs. Lamborghini Murcielago

BBC has a show called "Top Gear". I like the show very much besides the funny British accent. (o'.'o) Now in this video, it introduces the Mitsubishi Evo VIII FQ-400, a special edition that costs >$80K USD.

This amazing car features a turbocharged 2.0L 4-cylinder engine that produces an incredible 405 bhp @ 6800rpm and 355.00 ft. lbs torque @ 5000rpm. It rockets from 0-60 in just 3.55 seconds. So I guess "FQ-400" is somehow linked to its horsepower measurement.

Most importantly though, this 4x4 sedan handles corners BETTER than a V12 Lamborghini Murcielago! You don't believe me, don't you? Then check out this video - drop your mouth wide open...I wonder how Evo VIII performs against a WRX STI - That will be another great race!



Tags: EVO, Mitsubishi, Lamborghini, TopGear, BBC, Murcielago,WRX,STI

Great advertisement by 3M

I assume any sort of high-tech mass destruction weapons are prohibited. But other than that, I'm sure it's not easy to break those glasses. Way to go, 3M!!!



Tags: 3M

是真功夫还是合成?

这位老大真的是很厉害. 不知道是真功夫还是电影合成的. 有些动作只在街霸里看过, 没想到真人也可以做到. 看来武侠小说里的故事也不一定是骗人的...

Paris Hilton says Goodbye to her Bentley

So how much money does a "typical" person lose from a trip to Las Vegas? $500? $1000? Or maybe $5000?

How about losing $100,000 in a poker game? And that's exactly how Paris Hilton lost her Bentley at her family's casino in Las Vegas...

I found the news from AutoBlog today. I guess that's the consequence when a rich bitch lost her mind...

While the "poor" work their ass off to make a comfortable living, the "rich" says:

"I'm obsessed with poker," the 25-year-old Hilton admitted. "It's my favourite game. I'm really lucky in Vegas, I always win."

Tags: Paris, Hilton, Bentley

Did you dig it? - The 1st iPod introduction

Did you dig it? I mean did you know how successful iPod would be back in 2001? If you did, you would have bought Apple's stock at that time...watch this, and watch how Steve Jobs' plain English presentation changed the world of music...

Tags: Video, iPod, Apple

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Google has a Chinese name, too!

Language is always a barrier for international business. Even the easily spelled "Google" has to be changed to adapt a Chinese name, when Google actually wants to gain more recognition among the Chinese Internet users (that includes "Chinese grandma", of course).

FT.com reports "Google’s ‘old dog’ taught Chinese tricks"...click the link for more details....

"Gu Ge"?! How do you write this shit in Chinese? It sounds similiar to the Chinese translation of Viagra...