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I have a theory. I do not claim it is a good one.

For centuries, hardworking Americans have understood "Tuna /tunafish" to be the canned product consisting of cooked, shredded or chunk(ed?) fish, frequently served mixed with other ingredients in casseroles and so forth. A "tuna salad sandwich," for example.

Increasingly,

I'm sorry, but that's just hideous. It looks like something a methed-up Pokemon would drive. What happened to Honda's clean, understated design style?

I never thought I'd say this but

"The Ford (RS) is prettier."

You're SO right!

Of course! Thus all the copycat designs that try to look and feel exactly like the Apple products in question are the REAL innovators!

Don't you mean, "Its design will change the marketplace forever, which we will spend listening to the endless whining of the owners of copycat designs trying to convince themselves theirs are better because they have a 'user replaceable battery' and moar megahurtzes yargle bargle etc.?"

Before it was outlawed, banks notoriously used zipcodes / geographical area to "redline" people applying for mortgage loans based on the known white / black neighborhoods.

They could have been doing that.

It is illegal to take race, whether based on "statistics" or otherwise, into account on a loan application. So banks definitely do not have overt lending policies that take race into account.

It's also pretty easy to see where that would fall apart as a logical premise in the first place, given that race is a social

Which part of "with similar credit histories" was confusing?

So he was expecting ... hot, bloody-in-the-middle ... FISH?

Gack. Probably the way John Galt liked it or something.

She was great. Brave and heartfelt and awesome.

Priceless. Had to pause for a second on encountering The Governduchess.

It was a wild, bumpy ride. I loved seeing Laraine Newman back onstage.

Did anyone else think the Seinfeld / Cleghorne bit was kind of petty and disingenuous? They raise the issue of the lack of diversity and women in the cast, then they pivot to making it about Seinfeld's show, and he delivers a canned line he's had

That's a mean looking wagon. Trying to picture it with vastly less raked windshield (and smaller wheels) that would come on the production version. But maybe that Viper-looking center tunnel thing will go too.

Surely people will come to their senses and start demanding wagons like this instead of faux trucks to drive

Well judging by the comments, an Apple car would at least be fun in that the the Fandroid cult could have another thing they could wail about being not as good as their copy of that thing, because something something sour grapes walled garden processor specifications sheeple grkhrrrkgack.

Points for the matte paint and the Rays (always loved Te-37s, but those are cool too) but what's with the hideous C-pillar on these things? The whole back end is just squished into madness like it was chopped off with a dull knife.

She got some major-league attention all on her own with this one, which was surely the point. MSNBC, for starters.

There is a whole industry, apparently, contestling to be the most insanely vile. Anne Coulter is a demure stateswoman compared to the new breed.

Porsche 959?

Hmmm, a flashy boy racer with wings and brings and serious horsepower and (likely) massive torque steer?