This idea is rad. As in radical. As in affecting the fundamental nature of a concept or construct. As in having long lasting societal impacts. Much like how rad meant “cool” which meant “neat” which meant “nice” which meant “impressive” which meant...

Now that is an original winner right there. I applaud you sir.

Not One More Minute. I expected better.

Only one of those was featured at our wedding. My wife walked down the aisle to the Theme from Mortal Kombat. Her idea. True story.

Our wedding hit none of them.

The loss of Pia will continue to be felt for a while. Her echoes carried us to gold in 2015 and as much as Ellis can do, she isn’t Pia.

That’s really useful information / clarification.

Parrish also noted that some airlines, including Southwest, offer liquor and wine packaging at their ticket counters. So for around $5 you could have someone pack your booze properly for you.

The most amazing thing is that what you just described is the best case scenario.

“Barry”

Torch, I know a lot of people reflect on their life as they get older, and one of the things they start to think of is their own mortality. And from that, I can see how you would naturally turn to hearses when thinking about the notion of shuffling off this mortal coil.

For various reasons, I never thought I would own a Ford, a Fiesta, or a small turbocharged car.

But with one kid having graduated from high school, and the other just about to graduate from her child safety seat to a booster seat, this was the time to look at something that made sense for the family, but was still…

Dammit swedes... I had one thought as soon as I read the article, and I go looking in the comments... and there you are. Beating me to the punch.

Dear anyone who thinks shit like this is OK.

A gun still isn’t a non-lethal stopping device. Juries still have brains (I hope, even in South Carolina).

The notion that a jury would find shooting at some a “means to bring someone to a stop” in a non-lethal manner is literally laughable.

First off, I do understand that life in prison is still on the table. Which, OK, but that’s a discretionary assessment to made by a judge, and not a jury. I also (mostly) understand the ramifications of pleading guilty to a federal civil rights charge in this situation (however I do still wonder about indemnification…

Eh, the policy 4 years ago was a bit different than it is now. But I still know (professional, degree required) jobs where this is true.

I tend to agree with this in general, that many people get much more car than they need. However I have generally tried not to.

That is brilliant! Adopted. Hopefully this doesn’t make them search even more.