It’s called universal healthcare. A system that does not bankrupt citizens over broken arms, strokes, heart attacks, out of network anesthesiologists, out of network radiologists, surprise ambulance rides be they on the ground or in the air. And Tennessee in electing Republican national legislators who for decades…

Yeah, but only for “those people”

Party of law and order.

It’s Charmant, with an “a”.

It's a Catch-22

Also the maggots was on a DL Airbus A333.

Read this on Flyertalk:

The 757-200 has not been manufactured since 2004, so this is exceptionally unlikely to be any fault of Boeing’s. Heck, the entire 757 line is obsolete. (But remains popular in aftermarket sales anyway, because they’re rather peppy. This makes them inefficient, but they’re great for hot, dry climates and for the…

That United aircraft was N57111, a 757-224 first flown December 5, 1994. It’s almost 30 years old. It probably has 20,000 or more flights on it already. Probably has 15 C checks and 3-5 D checks on it already. It’s probably been disassembled and reassembled multiple times by the airline. That part may not be original,…

Yes, but Supreme Court precedent says a finance company can have an office in any state (*cough*South Dakota*cough*) and if it makes loan decisions “in” that state, even for customers in other states, it uses that state’s laws. An OK company could have an SD loan operations center (where there’s no usury law) and…

Hey Rob, the government didn’t give Chrysler a damn cent. They guaranteed the loans, i.e. they cosigned for them. Fortunately, the government didn’t have to take over the payments.

The previous owners hated this car so much that they barely drove it for 36 years. I’ll defer to their judgement. No dice. 

I had the same thought - but at least they swerved a little after everything had happened!

it is beyond idiotic to me seeing such things being called woke in public schools now

The car slightly behind and to the left of the truck should have seen it coming yet did nothing to detach him/herself from the situation. What were they thinking?  It could have gone very poorly for them. 

My first thought was college football coach, but that location looks weird for that kind of money. Even more shady, the H&L Motors referenced in the add doesn’t come up in a google search within the state of Alabama. With this coming in a bit low relative to similar things on Autotrader, now I just wonder if the add…

The War on Poverty a bad thing? The Civil Rights Act a bad thing too? The Warren court? He wasn’t popular here in Europe because of the Vietnam War, and in any case JFK must’ve been a pretty hard act to follow. But his domestic policies were pretty progressive (and for this the MAGA crowd would really have hated him.)

I think he was one of the worst Presidents we have had. He more than “inherited” Vietnam, he is the one that ramped it up from a small advisory function to 500,000 stationed there - all through his later to be proven to be manufactured “Gulf of Tonkin” incident.

But, if you go to his ranch, many of those cars are on…

Yep, she was the same color too, gray brindle. Definitely a lot of energy, but she was never a yappy annoying dog that is the small dog stereotype. She loved to hunt for small rodents too, as was her breed in calling. They are also very athletic for their size as you mentioned along with being very strong, sturdy and…

Depending on the breed, small dogs can be great. A lot of terriers are smaller and absolutely bad ass. We had a Cairn Terrier and she was awesome.