Breaking news: people looking for anecdotal racist metaphors in pop tv shows find some.

If you can afford the car, who can say they shouldn’t just be able to walk in and check it out if they want? Maybe he would’ve come across better if he’d done a bit of Googling first, but educating potential owners about their models is kinda part of the dealer’s job. It’s not like the ‘enthusiast police’ are standing…

Cars 2 was not a classic film. It was unfocused and a bit too dependent on plot rather than characters.

Doesn’t matter. Perception is more important than reality in cases of public opinion. If the owner had been able to do the investigation and it turned out that United was at fault, they’d have paid restitution and it would be over. Instead this is making the press rounds, and it’s much more damaging to their…

That’s fine...doesn’t really matter what you or I think of the rabbit. Doesn’t even matter whether it was probable an independent investigation would’ve revealed anything. Also doesn’t matter if the reason it died is because the owner shipped it inappropriately. What matters is that United destroyed the evidence…

Yeah, they could get *another* rabbit just about anywhere - the appearance is they bought this one because it was particularly valuable, being a presumed heir to a world record. Maybe it was dumb for the owner and the breeder to transport it the way they did, but again - the point is not that the rabbit died, it’s…

And infinitely more entertaining

Seriously! Plus, what did it prove? “SEE, it can bust up the decades (centuries?) old dead, dried-up bones of a dragon, so it’s pretty much guaranteed to be lethal against a live one!”

Hmmm, yeah... weird.

I recently got global entry because my credit card pays for it. Sometimes I fly with multiple computers, so not having to pull it all apart is pretty nice.

If he had ‘only’ died, maybe... The owners could’ve done their independent investigation, found it was just a natural thing, and gone on their way. But United decided to burn the body of somebody else’s (apparently valuable) pet before they could ascertain why it died. Guilty or not, now they look guilty, and if…

Ha, does that mean you those ‘Google searches’ you referred to were done with Bing??

Denton probably made everybody use Bing.

People want to see crashes as part of the spectacle? Ugh, such people are the dregs of humanity, and certainly shouldn’t be catered to. Those looking for crashes are better served watching NASCAR anyway, not F1.

Maybe. Whether it is or not has little bearing on the false dichotomy.

So either you support the halo or you like it when drivers die... got it.

I don’t get people whining that the top tier monsters are too hard to catch... If they were no more challenging than the rest, what would be the point? It would cheapen the whole ‘legendary’ thing, and that’s one of the only tricks Niantic has at the moment to keep people engaged and attract new players.

Guessing you meant don’t travel or put your privacy at risk

Yeah, I’ve got an ‘05 9-3, and while the parts are occasionally pricey, they’re still plenty easy to find.

Would be kinda cool if it morphed back into a duck as it cooled down. Somebody’s got to have invented something like that already