Who tests a supercar against a pony car?

Let me tl:dr the article for you:

After his daring rescue attempt, the brave son said he fully expected to be arrested once he reached the ground.

This has come up before. Boeing tried to pitch a 747 cruise missile launcher, which would have carried 120+ tomahawks.

My guess, CCP wanted to know if triggering an alien invasion would result in human players letting go of their petty rivalries, and banding together to fight the common alien foe.

how the fuck is a reply that takes your joke and removes the creative part have 4X the likes?  I fucking hate this place.

I applaud how Lowry handled that situation. The way he plays the game, I was certain he was gonna put hands on the colonizer, straight up.

When I was in the Arabian Sea in 2002, enforcing the UN Blockade on Iraq, I had an incident one night where a dhow (small fishing boat) drifted too close to my warship. It was lighted but apparently unmanned from what we could tell, and was dead in the water and adrift.

This was fairly well covered by the NY media when it happened, but its roots stretch back a long way.

And nostalgia+Poptimism is the speedball that devastates communities.

Hey there!

Neat! I watched the whole thing, it was strangely soothing (AC2 music helps).

I would like to thank Melisandre for increasing the lighting in this episode by 100.

I’ll try to explain it for you in simple terms:

You can’t compare the two movies, they are two examples of very different film styles. Heath Ledger was the right Joker for his movie, as was Nicholson. Still, I very much prefer JackyBoy because Tim Burtons’ Batman is far more adherent to its source material. The Nolan films tried to be too realistic, and as a result…

NO! It was not built by me, nor was it built by one of my employees. It was a copy of an E34 M5 V12/6spd that we did and was performed by a local (to us) unlicensed junk yard. It was done with a used E32 750iL engine, but I believe the 6spd gearbox was a new part. Don’t quote me on that though, it was a long time ago…

Griffey in the dugout to greet Ichiro made me nostalgic for all of the Mariners teams of my youth that always found a way to came up just short.

Street Fighter at its best is so beautiful, such a lovely marriage between awesome characters/moves/matchups and deep technical possibility. It’s such a shame that it’s ever thought of as less than the best of the best in fighting games, but the troubled launch of 5 as compared to all the bells and whistles on a game…

Anyone else find themselves staring at the gif for way too long waiting for something else to happen?