The moment at 8:40 reminds of that shot from Avatar when they’re approaching hometree. It completely redefines the size of that aircraft.

And when you have new experiences, it seriously messes with your sense of time.

I believe that many big cities will outlaw manually-operated cars within 15 years and everyone else will follow not long after.

Yeah, it’s not like autos are Republicans.

Yeah, THAT is the unbelievable part of that movie.

Troofs. And how bad could it have been, really? Clarkson is a 54-year-old out-of-shape TV presenter who punched a 36-year-old guy. He'd have to have managed a seriously lucky shot to do any real damage, especially if they were all as drunk as people are claiming.

I loved my 260Z's seat. At 6'2" it fit me perfectly.

I don't know. I'm not a huge fan of Porsches.

In addition to what Tavarisch said, also use a tripod. Or a monopod if a tripod is unwieldy in certain situations. The difference in clarity will really make your image pop.

Buttons in cars are becoming insane. While driving my parents' Buick Enclave, I have no idea how many times one of us brushed the hazard light switch while trying to use the radio. The switch doesn't even need to be pressed in order to set it off, merely touched.

My friend's dad was a USAF test pilot in the group just after Yeager and he once told me a story about how their supersonic test runs would shatter windows in the local hotel. I thought he meant nap-of-the-earth passes like this, but they were actually almost a mile high. Now that's a boom.

I disagree. There was an episode of M*A*S*H that has stuck with me for decades that addresses this. (I know, I'm quoting a sitcom — stick with me here.) A helicopter pilot is selling trinkets that little kids are risking their lives to get. He pays them pennies and sells the items for big money; meanwhile, the kids…

It kind of sounds like Williams is saying just that. Or, at the very least, diminishing the problems of one group if not outright dismissing them. I'll cut her some slack since she's a kid, though, and she was just speaking off the cuff.

This is why I loved my 2005 Ford Five Hundred. You sit upright in a comfortable seat with nary a blind spot, and it's easy to get into and out of. Exciting? No, but neither did it draw the attention of the cops. Plus, it was based on a Volvo wagon, so it had a nice AWD system.

I've been calling it R2Beachball.

Did the designer run out of inspiration or the builder run out of money? Anyone can stick a hat rack on a Roomba and call it a day.

Could have used Batman in Keene recently. #ThePumpkinFestivalWeDeserve

I assume it's like Tony's Mark 42 armor in Iron Man 3.

This is the benefit of real life: you can pair up Master Chief and Barbie immediately.

It defines itself by a 204 mph top speed, an 11 second quarter mile time on street tires, and the ability to drain its fuel tank in just 13 minutes.