I definitely see that, but it's a seriously long jump from feeling national pride at the apparently well-executed capture of an (alleged) enemy, one who has (allegedly) planned murders, to fascism. The most basic components are the same, but it's not a direct slippery slope from one to the next. I mean, watch out for…

Why do I think the war on terror is mostly bullshit? Because it's been used to justify a whole bunch of stuff that I feel has been extremely destructive to the United States while arguably not making us any safer. Why do I want to see more of this/why does it make me proud? Because my personal reservations about the…

I'm pretty far left and I think the "war on terror" is maybe 90% a bullshit scare tactic red herring, but still this makes me all USA USA USA! More of this, less of drones, please. (I am aware we've drastically reduced the number of drone attacks.)

Good point. There are a lot of cars I'd like if I didn't have to own them, come to think of it...

As an beater Forester owner, I can't understand owning an ugly car unless you can turn all of its interior space into a gasoline-powered shipping container.

Just don't try to bring anything with you:

Check out their broken-ass, duct-taped sleds! They probably get really superstitious about their little sleds.

It almost seems like the curbs on corner exit are helping the car finish the turn. Like "Whoa buddy, where you think you're goin?"

I'm confused. I thought every Formula 1 car has had a penis nose since, like, the late 80s. Isn't this new design trend more like a penis nose, on the end of a penis nose? Double penis nose? Also, this:

Is anyone else wondering just what in the hell Arod is trying to accomplish here by going to federal court? I just keep coming back to "they can't do that to me I'm Alex fukkin Rodriguez." Actually, looks like they can, buddy! He can't seriously believe he'll be able to salvage even a shred of dignity or respect even…

I'm thinking no bedtime unless you quickly explain that your little toy car is actually the key to a million-dollar supercar.

At first I was like, "Yeah that's bullshit, A-Rod didn't fail a test even if he's a d-bag." But then I thought, "No, ya know what, pro sports SHOULD be able to suspend players who are doing major, major d-bag stuff." I'm not sure of the legal ins and outs that arise from the CBA, anti-trust exemption, each player's…

I thought it was great, and I'm Thomas Pynchon.

Quadruple post, and can't delete!

Ha, actually your comment made me go back and read the history myself, and I misremembered it slightly—the engine was a component in a fire pump. Thanks for motivating my correction!

Ha, actually your comment made me go back and read the history myself, and I misremembered it slightly—the engine was a component in a fire pump. Thanks for motivating my correction!

Ha, actually your comment made me go back and read the history myself, and I misremembered it slightly—the engine was a component in a fire pump. Thanks for motivating my correction!

Ha, actually your comment made me go back and read the history myself, and I misremembered it slightly—the engine was a component in a fire pump. Thanks for motivating my correction!

Well, the Coventry Climax engine was the exact opposite—started life as a forklift engine and went on to achieve great things in F1 and at Le Mans.

He wanted a tattoo "like LeBron" but something was lost in translation.