She's going to die on Earth, along with each and every other one of the people who signed up.

They may believe it is going to happen, but it isn't going to happen. It's easy for all of these people to say how committed they are, but wait until the time comes for them to strap on the rocket and actually do it. Except that none of these people who signed up will ever leave Earth.

Please don't lose any sleep thinking any human will ever get to Mars, let alone die there, any time soon.

As mentioned above, even tanks used to be air-dropped:

Actually, that would be the Air Force dropping these.

MINI Cooper S Coupe trunk with 2 20-liter and 1 10-liter fuel cans for reference:

There's nothing tackier than people putting stickers of brand names on their ride. If a company wants to pay me for advertising it with a decal on my ride, fine. Otherwise, keep that crap off the car. I can't even tolerate dealer decals and plate frames.

This (and the picture of the Enforcer) makes me want to build a model of a P-47, P-51 or F4U in "what if" contemporary markings and loaded down with modern ordnance.

At the very least rinse off as much of the salt/slush as possible. I have a spigot and hose on the garage (plus a drain in the floor) and I rinse off the car well before it starts looking like a mobile salt lick.

Many dash lights are just incomprehensible symbols to a lot of people. Who reads the manual to be familiar with them before they light up? I've said it before and I'll say it again, many of these symbols should be simple text labels, especially now that many cars have a LCD grid somewhere in the dash.

Now, post one of Brett.

As soon as I can get the funds for it, I'm swapping out the all-red lights on my MINI for the Euro-spec ones that have the amber turn indicators. What's annoying is that some older MINIs in the US had the amber indicators. My father has a 2008 Cooper with amber turn signals in the brake light housing (stock) but my…

Along with the original Model B at the National Museum of the United States Air Force at Dayton, there is also an original Model B at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia: http://learn.fi.edu/wright/1911/

She's lucky it wasn't some horrible person who was stealing her car and then harmed the child.

Says who? If needed, I easily get a week's worth of groceries or a week's worth of luggage in the boot plus room to spare. I don't have a family so all I need is the passenger seat for a lady friend.

Freakishly large eyes and mouths have all but turned me off of this style of animation. I get it, I know why it's done, but sweet jeebus it really grates on me.

The *same* name. Over. And over. And over.

You're going to love it if you don't mind hearing one character's name screamingly repeated about 384,729 times.

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