I'm a huge fan of Bill Maher, so her's my version for our forum:
Rule #1: Corvettes have been high performance automobiles with sophisticated drivelines and track-slaying performance for quite some time now. The 1981 models were all about gold chains and so on, but those days are gone. Serious car enthusiasts know this.
Rule #2: Stop pining away for a Camry, Lexus LS or RX, or other similar car with a manual transmission. Even if they made it, you wouldn't buy it, and neither would anyone else. If you want to bust balls over the fading manuals, attack Porsche and Ferrari, as they're making enthusiast machines that should have available manuals. Hasn't Ferrari noticed that 599s with manuals are worth a LOT more in the used market? People still want DIY shifters, even if they're slower on the track.
Rule#3: It's September, and thus we will soon have a plethora of threads on snow tires. If you live in Canada, odds are you need them. There's a few places where you might not, but the vast majority of Canucks should have snow tires on their cars. So, get them. They do cost something upfront, but keep in mind that you're not wearing out your other tires when the snows are on, so in the long run, you're not really out that much more. As for which brand, pretty much any winter tire is better than an all season. There will be ENDLESS debate on Blizzak vs X-Ice, but the reality is that they're both awesome.
Rule#4: If you post a question about your car, or a car you're thinking of buying, and it's your first post, and you never come back to the thread despite lots if replies, then you suck. If you're new here and read this before you do that, please don't do it.
Rule#5: Hey, not everyone is an enthusiast. I get it. My missus sees cars as appliances, nothing more. Hence, she doesn't belong to any auto-enthusiast forums. Why not? Again, she's not an enthusiast. We love cars, and many of the ones we love the most are the least practical. If you're thinking about posting how the Dodge Caravan gets better mileage AND has way more room than a Cayman at 1/5 the price, you're in the wrong place. Now, many of us things like Mini-vans, CUV/SUVs and so on, as the reality of life is that we have kids/sports/whatever that we also like to be able to do. But, we're also nuts for cars like Caymans, Corvettes, and other ridiculously impractical machines that get the juices flowing.