Things are too digital these days. We're always connected to the world at large with a bombardment of news, information, status updates, and reactions. We've been trained by social media to constantly check and re-check our phones or computers for the latest. It's hard to escape from the world of connectivity, as many of us depend on the so-called Internet of Things to run our homes and require the internet to get our jobs done.

As usual, we won't spoil anything for you here, but once you click through you'll instantly know how Porsche placed and have access to their pictures and our race report.

While meant as "tongue-in-cheek" a short perusal of any of the Porsche specific forums will remind you that Noah isn't too far off the mark with some of his observations. 

Jerry Seinfeld's show Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee combines two of our most closely held loves in the world; cars and comedy. Coffee is another thing we appreciate, but really only as a vessel for milk and sugar. In any case, this show has been around for a few years, and was recently drafted to a new season on Netflix. While Jerry is an avowed Porsche nut, he has a distinct appreciation for all models of cars, and this season showcases a bunch of cool non-Porsche automobiles.

If you enjoy these Porsche cartoons (or any of our other posts for that matter) we would love it if you would take a minute to share them with other like-minded Porsche friends. All you need to do is click any of the social sharing buttons you see below this entry. Alternatively, you can click here, or on the image above, and then share it by selecting any of the social network buttons you find on the side and bottom of the post. 

Heidi had never driven a Porsche Cayman before. Only a Boxster – a 987 Boxster S that she owned a few years back. So, when given the opportunity last month to drive one, she jumped at the chance.