Yes. Dogs are very good.

Don't like it?
Don't read it.

Wow, I bet your dad has some amazing stories.
Thanks for replying!

Russians legitimately scare me.
Too many movies about Cold War baddies growing up I guess.

True that.

Lucky he wasn't on a Hong Kong airlines flight.

Girl-fists hurt too.
Just ask my wife.. She'll "show" you....
Or you could ask Gina Carano (but I'd ask pretty politely though)

Scalding water doesn't scald people, people scald people.

Gotta love religion.
Humanity's go to source of excuses for almost any situation/atrocity/deviance etc etc etc..

As you seem to be quite knowledgable about these things, can I ask is the stick the crewman on the ship reaching out with to absorb the static electricity?
I seem to remember something about helos and boats equalling heaps of static charge..
Thanks!

Hey internet tough guy.
Fuck you.
If you think the writers here are douchebags, don't visit this site.

Great article!
Also very interesting links you included, thank you!

Amazingly horrific, yet fascinatingly beautiful.
First thing that came to mind was the end of the world scene in "Knowing"
Hopefully this gif will work.

Hells yes to that!!

I think you guys are doing great!
Loving the writing, photos, diversity of topics.
It's all great in my book.
New kinja is taking a little getting used to, but that's no biggy.

Great story!
One of the most beautifully ugly planes out there.

Oh, it's fucking all the sex.
I like the button that says "car".
I think it's there to remind you that you aren't in a jet fighter, and to press this now before those cops up ahead roll out the tyre spikes.

God.
It's beautiful.
So beautiful.
I know not everyone shares my opinion, but to me (besides the chrome exhausts) it's shape, interior and overall appeal takes what originally made me fall in love with the Countach at the beginning of Cannonball Run and has allowed it to "grow up" with me.
It looks like I would like to…

Duuuuuuuuuude...
I'm pretty sure I'm going to hell for laughing at that one.

Appropriate:
Narrator: A new car built by my company leaves somewhere traveling at 60 mph. The rear differential locks up. The car crashes and burns with everyone trapped inside. Now, should we initiate a recall? Take the number of vehicles in the field, A, multiply by the probable rate of failure, B, multiply by the…