Per Fox News, there is no history before 1941.

The best way to communicate to your boss your dissatisfaction: with your feet.

Did you say...

Airline: "So, this optional feature won't give us more seats for more revenue?"
Airbus (sensing the backsliding): "No, but.... LOOK AT IT!" (beams)
Airline: "Then we have to blindly reduce the cost without an eye for service quality. Nix the OLED. And the AC system."

<Attenborough>
"Here we see the troll, in his preferred environment, the comment section, stalking his prey. See how he lures them in with inflammatory statements that contribute nothing to the discussion? Let's all be quiet, and witness the unknowing participants wander into his trap of spurious logic and abuse....
</A…

Because no Americans speak Russian.
>adjusts tinfoil beanie<

You mean you didn't weld the doors shut?

$1200, eh? You know, winter is coming...

Launched when everyone had lost faith in GM, the Volt defied expectations and was a great, forward thinking car.

They weren't making a joke this time. But nobody believed the Little Boy Who Cried Wolf the one time he wasn't lying.

John Stewart was right: Russia IS a live-action Grand Theft Auto.

Executive summary: "Don't buy a new car."

Another great technological and convenience feature that will never be available on U.S. domestic flights.

She's now just "Connie Swail".

I've never seen or heard of Gulfstream calling their plane a G6.

"You boyski have nothing to vorry about. I'm a professional"

And once again, the reaction from the Russian occupants: "................................................."

It varies by aircraft, but typically: 1) Master Warn light illuminates, 2) aural alert plays ("AUTOPILOT AUTOPILOT"), 3) other warnings/cautions erupt on head-down displays out of the primary field of view (assuming that HUD is stowed, since they were in cruise).