If past history is any indication, people are going to be a lot more upset about the dog left out in the rain, than they will be over the loss of 162 people on the Air Asia flight.

It's a DOG! They have fur and can withstand being exposed to the elements. It's also in a roofed container, so it's not being rained on.

I mean, that sucks and there is no reason for it to have happened, but I'm not sold that this is "cruelty" by definition. Unless that was driving rain, the dog is not likely to be getting soaked and if it's anything like every dog I've owned, it likely doesn't particularly dislike being wet.

It has fur. It's in a covered cage. It's a dog. This is not cruelty. If it were 100 degrees and sunny, that would be a problem.

"How could you leave the dog alone for 30 minutes!!!"

Bear hands you say?

Don't knock Voyager's hypermilling skills. Sure, it is coasting but they have to keep the heat and radio on.

This is bullshit. Camels are filthy, evil beasts who deserve to be enslaved.

I doubt this had anything to do with the fact that it was a car sharing car. It could have been any smart car. Drunk idiots that's it.

Tony did not respect a yellow flag. That is something that other drivers should place restrictions on him for. Even if it was accidental, he did not stay clear of the wreck like the other drivers did.

Translation: "Somebody make him land this thing! Get me down from here! Tell my family I love them! My insurance papers are in my desk, second drawer on the left!"

In addition to the flight sim records, he had no future social or professional plans past the March 8th flight, which authorities found suspicious.

Crackpipe. This one is $1,499 cheaper.

You're fired, clean out your desk and just go.

Well, here you can see what happened after the Hummer ate a C-Class. The fecal remains are often hard to distinguish, but this one took the form of a Smart.

Brown
Manual
Diesel
RWD

The Chinese know what's up

but you said diesel manual truck... these are good things... oh wait, yeah china

And it comes in brown.

269 MPH in 1938 is very impressive. 269 MPH accomplished in 1938 adjusted for inflation to 1991 is [...mathing the maths here...raised to the factor of the iron balls of the driver...divided by public road...] approximately 4,000 MPH.

Decent religious response: I am a huge fan, my thoughts and prayers are with him