Evergreen at this point:

Good inflight service too.

The information comes from a June 11 complaint by Boeing inspector Sam Mohawk

I know Boeing is like this, and I’m sure airbus has some skeletons as well, that’s why from now on I’m only flying via butterfly, 100,000,000 butterflies attached with thread woven together at the bottom into a hammock.

“Justed kill me now”... fix it for yous.

Costed?

And it’s not like the other cars would’ve sat on the lot...figuratively speaking.  The next one to ten people on the waitlist would have gotten a pleasant surprise.

Call me crazy, but a single person should not have enough money to purchase that many Veyrons

Simple, count the number of letters on the trunk.

Get ready for the rural maga rednecks to freak out as they see solar and wind as both cultural genocide and emasculating.

Must have swerved to the right despite having his left blinker on

Wow - always super cool to hear someone in power seriously quoting the Joker.

yep

Hmmm

Cops, man

Did “progressivism” leave him or did corporate, fascist money find him?

Thanks to the growing earnings gap and increased pressure on the lower earners to work more for the same or less money. Meanwhile the1/8th time CEO at Tesla thinks’ he’s worth a $50 billion payday and is demanding that he deserves double his current stock ownership of the company!

You’ve gotten a couple of log responses to this, but the TL;DR is basically that how we got here was a very long process that wasn’t really under the microscope until recently. And heck, you can’t really blame people at the time for not realizing how the white-picket-fence revolution that started in the 50's would…

8 lane 45 MPH roadways that cut through cities certainly weren’t the norm for a lot of that time. The number of cars on the road, requirements for added parking, and number of paved lanes has continued to grow every year across the century. Our car-centric society may have just spent the last decade hitting a…

You don’t think the push in the Greenspan era culminating now in aggressive house-building and suburban sprawl that is worse than prior decades? Houses are bigger than ever, and the average property for new construction creeps ever upwards. We are building and buying our own castles to get away from people and the…