That’s a pretty Superior attitude

Props for the use of “meatus,” but did you mean to write “urethra” instead of “ureter?” Ureters should be paired, as seen in this accurate anatomical diagram.

The Dick Nickels that this account is named after was the unenthusiastic first chair of NASA’s space station committee (https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4308/ch9.htm):

The euthanasia wouldn’t do that to this car. The problem is the Fast and the Furious and other American influences.

Picked up my first Lotus a couple months ago. It’s a fixer upper, but should be a beaut once I’m finished. I little less blue in the green that mine wears.

“State Patrol troopers strategically deflated tires ... in order to stop behaviors such as vehicles driving dangerously and at high speeds in and around protesters and law enforcement,” he said.

Hmm, interesting. Since it’s a college town, all those low speed mini trucks, ATVs, and athletic department golf carts are cruising around, so it would be pretty bizarre to forbid something like this.  

It’s people.  Artificial intelligence is made by people.  They’re making the art with people. Next thing you know they’ll be breeding people like cattle to make Deepart renders. You’ve gotta tell them. You’ve gotta tell them!

I think British English speakers drop the “out” off of “figured,” so I picked up some of that watching British detective shows. I’m a hard boiled reader and early 20th century reader, too, and the little changes in American English that we’ve lost are always a fun part of the read. I can’t remember which author, but I…

I hadn’t heard it until I had a South African college professor that said “Are you tracking?” constantly.  I think I’ve only heard one other person use it as  frequent part of their vocabulary in the 17 years since, so I’m guessing it’s a regional thing.  

The requirements for Low Speed Vehicles in NC are:

I agree that it’s probably a light/empty box and a vortex of negative pressure creating this, but could you also replicate it by braking just the right amount at the right time?

Spindloid is a real word, at least in pathology.

I’m going to guess that you’re fording Morgan Creek at Mason Farm Biological Reserve. 

There are signs of age on the undercarriage, with suspension fasteners and exhaust components showing surface rust.

Mostly small stuff: wipers x 3 cars, brake pads x 2, front rotors x 1.

SUV-referencing language seems expected in non-SUV press releases today:

Ah, okay.  I think I was thinking of the Chrysler Pacifica.  

Most tools have to live in the basement due to current clutter. Need to improve the lighting. Setting the bar low for organization, cleanliness. 

Um, you realize that Stow ‘n go seating delayed getting AWD in the Dodge until like this year, right?  They finally figured out how to have both, but until now, the Dodge has not been an option for van people that need AWD.