A bespoke Koenigsegg CCX supercar recently listed for sale at a Texas dealer was completely torn apart after rolling at high speed just a few miles into Mexico earlier this week, according to local reports.

Why yes, why yes it was.

Have they returned a franchise mode yet?

Gee, it’s almost as if the author didn’t read the comic.

Okay, what happened? Ever since Gawker went under, I went back into the grays after a decade+ of being an open commenter. What’s the deal, did you guys reset everything?

... and this is a geek fishbowl conversation that would benefit greatly from having at least one or two people with a Sunday School background commenting here.

So are abusive relationships. But hey, at least Huma and Hillary have LOTS to talk about.

Favre, right. Which football team did Weiner play for again?

An accurate headline, except for that time NASA flew a spacecraft even closer to Jupiter.

Really? We’re still talking about this lousy movie?

Yup. “OMG, legislating is hard... let’s just write a law that lets the mayor/governor/president do it.”

The 15 mph rule was the most crucial bit. Speeding isn’t terribly risky. RELATIVE speed, however, is what introduces risk.

I believe I’ve heard before that it’s easy for people to fear what they don’t understand, which is why we like to include diversity in schools, places of employment, etc. Exposing people to new ideas to reduce their fear and ignorance is the goal.

Gawker is dead. Long live Gawker.

Huh. Here I have the opposite reaction: this sounds positively inspired. Like, OF COURSE this could be a Broadway musical!

Precisely.

Most Americans don’t have access to whole wheels of cheese.

In fact, a Marine who served in Afghanistan and was working at the Pulse club helped save the lives of dozens of people on the night of the attack.

Needs moar Sergio.

I hated seeing this commercial every five minutes of every day.