But that would be no fun at all.

Uber as a company sucks, yes. But the service they provide has completely reshaped a VERY antiquated industry.

That is the most insane qualifier. I hope you just forgot the /s tag...

It might be best to watch the video and listen to what Colbert and RBG say before dispensing your take next time. Your opinion is MADNESS!

Jesus man, are you joking?

This. Modern OEM wheels can be quite heavy, but also can be light depending on the process used. A set of 17x8” wheels from a 2010 A4 weigh upwards of 30lbs (I’ve weighted a set myself recently), whereas a set of Flow-formed Konig wheels in 17x8" weigh 17lbs. Same dimensions and offset, VERY different weights.

You just know there is some stancebro on an SR71 forum somewhere contemplating “shaving” the jet engine bay...

You have a lot of anger huh?

Or just ask. Its a person’s right to recline their seat. Them not doing because of empathy for the person behind them is their prerogative, but by no means do they have to consider the person behind them. I personally don’t really think about the person behind me, but I also only recline sometimes. If the person in…

Right? I’m in my 30s and feel like I’m on my phone too much. My mom is in her 65s and is literally glued to her phone though. So yea, its not a generational thing, its an “everybody” thing...

Because adults with kids still like to drink. And go out in public. And have friends.

No its not. As Eddie pointed out, its not a logical fallacy unless your belief system overrides common sense...

Is a fetus a human being? Or to rephrase, at what stage does a fetus become “a human”? Is an adult human being dying trying to birth a child the same as terminating an unwanted, risky, or problematic pregnancy? It would seem you are anti-abortion, which is your prerogative, but why do you think all fetuses go “to…

What does the legality of abortion have to do with fetus mortality? Or are you one of “those” people?

Which is a pretty good idea TBH. Never considered that when I’d flown with my dog. We just filled it with a water bottle at the check in counter and lined his crate with thick towel to soak up the inevitable spills.

Well its obviously not outside temperature, but they’re not always a comfortable temperature for a living animal. From some quick googling: The Boeing 767 maintains its baggage hold above 7˚C, but the bulk area (where animals are carried) can be heated above 18˚C.

Yup. Animals dying int transit is actually relatively common. Which is totally sad. My dog was wigged out for days after the trip. He’s a bit of a wuss, but still, I can’t imagine the stress they go through...

Okay maybe pressure isn’t an issue. I thought I remember reading about that way back when I traveled, but I must be mistaken. However temperature controls in the hold and outside temps on the tarmac when cargo is loaded (pets aren’t always treated as living beings sometimes airlines treat them as any other type of…

If they’re a certain size it doesn’t matter. Hence the owner buying a TSA approved carry-on bag for the dog. If the dog was too big the booking agents and TSA wouldn’t have let it on the plane.

The cargo hold isn’t a whole lot better. Also many planes don’t have climate controlled or pressurized cargo holds. And a pet in a cargo hold flying at this time of year is very risky due to low temperatures.